Student Housing

Spring 2013 Move-In for New International Undergraduate Students with University Housing Assignments (and the very few graduate students who might have university housing) starts on Friday - Jan 11, 2013 at 12:00pm (noon). 

Student meal plans will begin at dinner time (4:30pm to 9:00pm) on Friday - Jan 11, 2013.  Dinner will be served that night in the Ernie Davis Dining Hall.  All other dining halls will begin serving students at breakfast time (7:00am to 10:00am) on Saturday - Jan 12, 2013.  Please click here for additional details.

If you arrive earlier, please make temporary housing arrangements as on-campus housing might not be available.

Finding Off-Campus Housing

Office of Off-Campus & Commuter Services

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Introducing the RideShare program! watch the video for more details

rideshare

You share the road. Why not share your ride? Partner up when biking, driving, running, walking, busing for weekend road trips and rides for break.
Carpooling offers many benefits.
• It’s easy: Carpooling is simple, easy to do and flexible
• It’s convenient: Carpooling provides commuting convenience comparable to driving alone, but with less stress and companionship while you’re commuting. Carpool...ing partners establish their own unique rules and arrangements that best meets the needs of their particular carpool.
• It saves you money: sharing the costs of driving and parking in these times of increasing gas prices can help you reduce your daily commuting costs. The more occupants in the vehicle the more you save.
• It’s less stressful: Commuting with others means there’s less frustration and you arrive at your job more relaxed and ready to work. If you’re not driving, you might even be able to catch up on reading, get some extra sleep or work while commuting.
• It’s better for the environment: Fewer cars on the road means reduced Green House Gas emissions and improved air quality.
• It improves your available commuting options: Carpooling offers a commuter option that may work for you better than other modes. It serves people who live where transit service may be limited and may fit your work schedule better than other options.
Check out SyracuseRideShare.syr.edu