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May 2023 Construction Update

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

With the spring semester now behind us, I hope everyone can take time to enjoy the spring and summer months. This is the time that Campus Planning, Design and Construction (CPDC) prepares for its summer work on campus. There are many renovations and major projects planned throughout campus that will enhance the student experience, academic experience and overall enjoyment of our beautiful campus.
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Transformation of JMA Wireless Dome Continues, University Readies Installation of New Seats, Other Enhancements

Over the course of the last several years, Syracuse University has taken numerous steps to transform and enhance the experience at the JMA Wireless Dome. Today, the University announced that in the months ahead it will build on that momentum with the installation of upgraded chairback seating and the introduction of new premium offerings throughout the venue.  Continue Reading

Join Us for a Preview of the Campus Framework Refresh

Earlier this year, the Campus Framework Refresh Committee was tasked with offering recommendations on how the Campus Framework could be refreshed and revised. The committee, along with the help of Sasaki Associates, has put together its recommendations and invites all members of the University community—students, faculty and staff—to attend one of two Campus Framework refresh information sessions, to be held Thursday. Continue Reading

April 2022 Construction Update

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

As we head toward the end of the semester, I hope everyone can take time to enjoy the start of spring, even as this is one of the busiest times of year. This is also the time that Campus Planning, Design and Construction (CPDC) prepares for its summer work on campus. There are many renovations and major projects planned throughout campus that will enhance the student experience, academic experience and overall enjoyment of our beautiful campus.

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Update on Work to Transform Goldstein and Create a New Faculty Center

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

Winter break is concluding, and soon the Spring 2022 semester will be underway. Over the last several weeks, the University continued to advance our early efforts to transform the Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center and create a new faculty center. Now that our community is together again, we are writing today to share important updates about this ongoing work and next steps.

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July 2021 Construction Update

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

I hope everyone is enjoying the summer months. During these quieter times on campus, many construction and renovation projects are underway, as we prepare for the return of students and the start of another busy academic year. Teams within Campus Planning, Design and Construction (CPDC) are working on a range of projects—from ADA improvements and utility upgrades to building improvements—to enhance our campus living and learning environments. Continue Reading

May Construction Update

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

As we near the end of the academic year, I want to congratulate our graduating students as they finish their studies on campus. And to all our students, you should be proud of what you have achieved over the past year, under challenging circumstances. Our entire campus community came together to ensure students could have a residential experience and stay safe.

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November Construction Update

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

This academic semester has presented our campus unprecedented challenges, but the hard work of our students, faculty and staff has once again shown the tremendous perseverance of our community. As the semester wraps up, we can all be proud of how we came together. Continue Reading

August Construction Update

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:

At the start of this new academic year, I’m pleased to see our campus come back to life, reopening for residential instruction, and very proud of my colleagues across campus and their hard work to get our university to this point.

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