Students gathered on the quad at 9 am this morning to protest Le Moyne’s treatment of mental health issues. Chloe Hanson, sophomore, speaks on the issue.
Le Moyne has increased the frequency of COVID-19 testing for the Spring 2021 semester. The chart below outlines testing requirements based on student status.
Syracuse University confirmed 50 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours, Vice Chancellor Mike Haynie announced in a campus-wide email. This spike in cases could lead SU to transition to online learning sooner than Nov. 16, when SU planned to stop in-person classes.
Le Moyne will be requiring the flu vaccine by Jan. 1, 2021 for all students who attend classes or activities on campus.
The next flu clinic on campus will be today, 11/10, in the Event Center from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
As a result of the rapid spread of COVID-19, Le Moyne has decided to keep students home until March 23rd, a week past the original end date of Spring Break.
An SU student was reportedly harassed, assaulted and repeatedly called a homophobic slur while outside a bar on Dec. 14, according to DPS. The student sustained a nose injury. The Syracuse Police Department is currently investigating the incident.
Today a customer mentioned that she could get a new hardcover book online for $15. Our mission is not to shame anyone for their shopping practices, but we do feel a responsibility to educate about what it means when a new hardcover is available for $15 online.