Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud on Jan. 4 announced that the school’s spring semester would start on Feb. 8, two weeks later than planned, and would continue through May 21. Syverud cited virus concerns locally and nationally for the semester’s delayed start. (Photo Credit: zoeyadvertising.com)
SYRACUSE — The spring semester at Syracuse University won’t begin until Feb. 8, following a two-week delay over concerns about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The semester will continue through May 21, the school announced Jan. 4. The move-in period for campus residence halls is set for the week of Feb. 1. The university made its […]
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