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Is enrollment growing? Haven't developers built like 4,000 apartments up there in the last 10 years? I didn't think they needed more SU residence halls.
It's relatively the same as it always was, but they have always struggled housing underclassmen. We had students staying in the Sheraton 20 years ago. They also want to eventually move all students onto main campus off south.
 
This is fairly big news, losing the hotel space on the hill.


"Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse University officials on Wednesday announced the Sheraton Hotel will be converted into a nearly 400-bed residence hall.

This decision comes as the need for more student housing grows, university officials said. A three-year housing study showed undergraduate students wanted more options for on-campus housing, they said.
The hotel will close after commencement in 2024. The new dorm is expected to open in the fall that same year."
“On the bright side, if no one travels to see the football team anymore… we can convert the Sheraton to more dorms for kids we overcharge”
 
It's relatively the same as it always was, but they have always struggled housing underclassmen. We had students staying in the Sheraton 20 years ago. They also want to eventually move all students onto main campus off south.
I was on South when that happened. Always thought it would be cool to spend a semester there as a student. Not sure if they would let a Stumpie in over there, though :)
 
It's relatively the same as it always was, but they have always struggled housing underclassmen. We had students staying in the Sheraton 20 years ago. They also want to eventually move all students onto main campus off south.

Yeah I think getting all students off of South Campus is the biggest motivator here. Curious what the plans will be for South Campus once that happens though. They still have athletic facilities there so I wouldn't think they would sell it off to developers or something like that.
 
I just heard the Clam Bar in N. Syracuse is closing. Don't have any details yet but my guess would be the owner wants to move south as he has spent most of the summer there doing other work. I will post more info when I get it.
 
I just heard the Clam Bar in N. Syracuse is closing. Don't have any details yet but my guess would be the owner wants to move south as he has spent most of the summer there doing other work. I will post more info when I get it.
Last day is this Sunday
 
I was on South when that happened. Always thought it would be cool to spend a semester there as a student. Not sure if they would let a Stumpie in over there, though :)

I lived on the south campus for three years back in the mid-70s. At the time there were some ESF students living there in the townhouses. They were married with children.
 
I lived on the south campus for three years back in the mid-70s. At the time there were some ESF students living there in the townhouses. They were married with children.
I don’t know where or what south campus is.
 
I don’t know where or what south campus is.

Confused Sesame Street GIF
 
Subsidized by our taxes. You’re welcome.
Well it got me a good job so now I can contribute too and pay off my own loans. SUNY all day
 
Well it got me a good job so now I can contribute too and pay off my own loans. SUNY all day
I got my MBA from SUNY Buffalo. It was a decent experience. Good price for sure. I concentrated in both Finance and IT and previously had a Finance background. One of my offers was from M&T in their executive IT program. When I asked about their executive Finance program they told me they only hired Ivy League MBAs. I declined the offer but learned first hand how many employers hire and differentiate. I went into IT with an IT company. My undergrad was from a private college. I am happy with both. Each gave me a good education and I had paid off my undergrad loans well before going to UB.
 
Well hopefully someone will buy it, clean it up and preserve most of the menu items especially the chicken wings.
The building is tiny, cramped. The inside really needed a facelift, old wood walls and seating - very dark. We liked going there occasionally for the food. Sad it’s closing. I used to laugh and say that Ruston’s diner and the Clam bar must be related - same decor, old wood all over, decent food but I think Ruston’s might actually be a bit bigger.
 
I got my MBA from SUNY Buffalo. It was a decent experience. Good price for sure. I concentrated in both Finance and IT and previously had a Finance background. One of my offers was from M&T in their executive IT program. When I asked about their executive Finance program they told me they only hired Ivy League MBAs. I declined the offer but learned first hand how many employers hire and differentiate. I went into IT with an IT company. My undergrad was from a private college. I am happy with both. Each gave me a good education and I had paid off my undergrad loans well before going to UB.
If I was in charge...I would consider an Ivy Kid but likely would prefer a kid who isn't so entitled.
 

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