Syracuse University (SU) Campus

H.B. Crouse Hall may be a small building, but it is vitality important as home to the writing center, as well as offices for graduate students. If you need individual help in a writing or english course, this is most likely where you will meet with a professor or graduate student.

Taking the bus up the university hill is the easiest way to get to class. Buses run regularly up to campus, as well as several other SU affiliated locations. And the best part? The buses are free to board with your Syracuse University ID!

Always remember, GO ORANGE!!

Hello! My name is Maria Victoria, I'm a first year acting student from New York City, and I am super excited to be your Campus Reel tour guide for Syracuse University!

The Quad is one of the main activities hubs on campus. Everything from club activities and studying to tailgating happens on the Quad!

It's like a Quad... but it's a TRIANGLE! The Shaw 'Quadrangle' connects most of the major academic buildings, as well as hosts many events throughout the year.

The University Promenade, completed in 2016, transformed a simple walkway from one side on campus to another into a place of "gathering, community and vitality". The Promenade has several benches and bike loops, and, to combat the New York cold, the Promenade heats up in the winter months to help the walkway stay clear and safe.

Syracuse winters are known to be brutal. Syracuse was ranked the #1 snowiest city in America. However, our school spirit makes up for the mild hypothermia that you may get when outside. #bleedorange

The Pages Cafe is located just inside the Bird Library, and, during a busy week of work and classes and assignments, it's a great spot to duck in and get a cup of coffee, or meet your friends for a quick bite to eat.

At SU classes are experiential, and a mix of lectures, and conversations. The average classes are small, which gives students an opportunity to really be engaged with the professor and class material.

Syracuse University is a vibrant, city-like school. Not mentioned in the video is that SU has a bus system, so it's really easy for students to hop on the bus to get to another part of campus or head downtown to grab a cup of coffee with their friends!

Taking the bus up the university hill is the easiest way to get to class. Buses run regularly up to campus, as well as several other SU affiliated locations. And the best part? The buses are free to board with your Syracuse University ID!

No matter what we're studying or where we're from, Syracuse students are all united under one big orange umbrella. Even after we graduate, we look out for each other through the alumni network, or "The Orange Mafia". #GoCuse

Syracuse winters are known to be brutal. Syracuse was ranked the #1 snowiest city in America. However, our school spirit makes up for the mild hypothermia that you may get when outside. #bleedorange

At SU classes are experiential, and a mix of lectures, and conversations. The average classes are small, which gives students an opportunity to really be engaged with the professor and class material.

Carnegie Library is one of libraries on campus. Thanks to its quite environment, it is usually super busy with students studying and doing homework!

Part of the first year experience is the Be Well Expo where we discussed the topic of wellness and mindfulness through various activities like rock climbing, trivia, and hanging out with therapy dogs!