
Syracuse U. to Close Three Halls, Open New Dorms
Brewster, Boland and Brockway residence halls will close at the end of the 2026-27 academic year as three new residence halls open in fall 2027.
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Brewster, Boland and Brockway residence halls will close at the end of the 2026-27 academic year as three new residence halls open in fall 2027.
The senate moved to formally consider an amendment regarding the university's free expression statement.
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Do you trust your local university to effectively prevent hazing in student groups?
Syracuse University has placed the Pallaton Lux Pi Chapter of Lambda Alpha Upsilon under investigative status, joining four other organizations flagged this year.

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Do you support requiring ID cards to enter campus buildings for safety reasons?
Syracuse University will require SU ID cards to enter academic buildings starting Nov. 16, with Newhouse imposing evening limits.

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Do you believe university-led textbook affordability programs help reduce overall student expenses?
The student government is launching a four-year initiative to make course materials more affordable through library and tech tools.

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Should your local school district replace traditional snow days with required remote learning days?
The district now relies on remote instruction and homework packets to replace traditional snow days.

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