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Update: Feb. 9, 2021

Please read this memo from Director of Student Affairs Collins on the hours of operations and other occupancy rules and guidance for students present in Dineen Hall during the spring 2021 semester.

Update: Feb. 4, 2021—Library Curbside Pick-up

If you are a student studying remotely in the Syracuse area, you can now schedule a Law Library curbside pick-up—outdoors on Irving Avenue—of books you've checked out. Email circ@law.syr.edu with the book's title and call number from the Library Catalog, and indicate that you want to pick it up curbside. Library staff will retrieve the book and email you to schedule a pick-up. When picking up curbside, please do not exit your vehicles. Keep your mask on, and library staff will deliver your materials to your car.

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Return to Campus Protocols for Syracuse University Students | Spring 2021

Student Check-In: January 30 through February 8

  • All students living off-campus must check in at the Stadium Testing Center, which will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the period between Saturday, January 30, through Monday, February 8.
  • Confirm proof of pre-arrival negative COVID test (via the Patient Portal or hard copy results)
  • Verify proof of flu vaccine or exemption (via Patient Portal or hard copy)
  • Participate in COVID saliva surveillance testing
  • Verify local address
  • Affirm Stay Safe Pledge

To speed up the check-in process, students are strongly encouraged to upload the results of their pre-arrival negative COVID test and proof of flu vaccine to the Patient Portal prior to arrival at the check-in center.

Pre-Arrival Testing & Quarantining

  • You must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test prior to accessing on-campus facilities, including on-campus housing.
  • International travelers should review Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines as it relates to testing requirements and plan accordingly. 
    • Currently, the CDC advises that all international travelers must provide proof of a negative test prior to boarding planes bound for the United States.
  • In accordance with the New York State travel advisory, you will be required to comply with quarantine guidelines upon arrival in New York.



FAQs

Q: How do I know what modality my courses will be taught in?

A: The spring 2021 course schedule is posted and this document notes the modality of each class.

Q: Do students, faculty and staff who were previously diagnosed with COVID-19 and are now recovered (prior positive) need to wear masks when they return to campus?

A: Yes. All members of our community are required to wear a mask or face covering when on our campus. There are no exceptions based on prior COVID positive status.

Q: Do all students have to be tested prior to returning to campus?

A: Yes. To protect the health and safety of our campus and community, all students must participate in pre-arrival testing. Students may not move into campus housing without a negative pre-arrival test and students who live in off-campus housing cannot access campus (including classrooms, libraries and fitness centers) without a negative pre-arrival test. Be advised that the pre-arrival testing requirements vary based on the origin of your travel to New York State. Specifically, if you are traveling to New York State from a location subject to the  New York State COVID-19 travel advisory , please be sure to review and comply with the pre-arrival testing requirements prescribed by the New York State Department of Health.

Q: I got a COVID-19 test within three days of my arrival in New York State, but I haven’t received the result. What should I do?

A: 

  • You should come to campus for your scheduled check-in and present documentation that you have taken a pre-arrival test, administered within three days of your arrival in New York State.
  • When you arrive at the check-in center, you will provide a saliva sample.
  • If your check-in is before noon on Jan. 30 and 31, your move-in will be delayed until approximately 5 p.m., pending a negative saliva polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test result.
  • If your check-in is after noon on Jan. 30 or 31, your move-in will be deferred overnight. You will be referred to University-provided temporary housing overnight until your negative saliva PCR test result is received.
  • Once moved in, you will join the required travel quarantine.

Q: Do all students have to quarantine when returning to campus?

A: No. New York State requires  a a mandatory quarantine period  for any individuals traveling from non-contiguous states or international locations. Students from New York or a contiguous state (New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania or Vermont) are exempt from quarantine under the New York State  travel advisory .

Q: For individuals traveling from international locations or non-contiguous states, how long is the required quarantine?

A: The duration of the quarantine period is four days. Individuals can conclude their quarantine on the fourth day upon receiving a negative COVID test result. For those completing their quarantine on campus, Syracuse University will provide testing on the fourth day of the quarantine period.

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