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Syracuse Welcome is coming!

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Attention new students and families: SU can’t wait for your arrival this August! Our orientation program, Syracuse Welcome, begins with move-in starting August 25 and runs through the first day of classes. For more information on Syracuse Welcome, click here.

Real students, real change

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The Syracuse University Protestant Campus Ministry hosted recently hosted Jelly Jam, a volunteer event to benefit the Syracuse Rescue Mission. Student volunteers from all over campus made 1,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, which were distributed to those in need.

Safety tip

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Watch, listen, and wait. Take control of your safety while walking on campus, especially crossing streets. Click here for tips on pedestrian safety.

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Mia Michelle McClain, Musical Theatre, Class of 2011, New Orleans, LA

I plan to change the world one person at a time.

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Countdown to Syracuse Welcome

This August, over 3,500 new students will become members of the Syracuse University community. Syracuse Welcome 2010 will help them hit the ground running.

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Habitat for Humanity

Syracuse University and the State University of New York's College of Environmental Science and Forestry Chapter of Habitat for Humanity has been in existence since 1991.

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    Service Spotlight
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    Activities Spotlight

Looking for help?

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New on campus? The Office of First-Year and Transfer Programs is dedicated to helping new students transition and maximize their success at SU. The office hosts Syracuse Welcome, an orientation program designed to connect students to campus and help them aget off to a great start. Learn more about the office, click here.

We See You @ SU

John Crandall, the president of Pride Union at Syracuse University


Pride Union leader inspires others at Syracuse University: John Crandall is president of Pride Union, a campus advocacy group for LGBT students, faculty, and staff. He’s also an outstanding student leader who has advice for students interested in engaging with the campus community.