Syracuse University is committed to student success and well-being. The offices and programs below are available to support students navigating a wide range of academic, personal, and community needs. Students are encouraged to utilize these resources when needed.
Note: Barnes Center Counseling, Barnes Center Health Care, Hendricks Chapel, and the University Ombuds Office are confidential resources.
All other offices listed below are private but not confidential, meaning staff are required to report certain disclosures to appropriate University officials when safety may be implicated and will keep information as private as possible.
Location: Barnes Center at the Arch
Phone: 315.443.8000 (24/7)
Email: barnes@syr.edu
- Counseling: The Barnes Center provides free, confidential mental health services to all enrolled students, including individual counseling, group therapy, psychiatry, and 24/7 crisis support. Students experiencing a mental health crisis or seeking urgent support may call at any time, day or night. syracuse.edu/bewell/mental-health
- Health Center: The Barnes Center provides comprehensive primary health care services to all enrolled students, including medical appointments, immunizations, nutrition counseling, pharmacy services, sexual and reproductive health, and gender-affirming care. syracuse.edu/bewell/primary-health-care
- Health Promotion: Health Promotion offers proactive, education-focused wellness programs and resources to help students build healthy habits and thrive at Syracuse University, including wellness workshops, peer health education, stress management, sexual health resources, community wellness training requirements, the Headspace mindfulness app, the Barnes Pet Therapy Program, and the Crowley Family MindSpa. syracuse.edu/bewell/well-being
Location: 804 University Ave. 3rd Floor
Phone: 315.443.4498
Email: disability@syr.edu
CDR coordinates assessment and approval of requested academic accommodations and supports students with disabilities, working to identify and remove structural and attitudinal barriers so all students can fully participate in University life. disabilityresources.syr.edu
Location: 804 University Ave. Suite 106
Phone: 315.443.3728
Email: studentconduct@syr.edu
Community Standards administers the Student Conduct Code, oversees the student conduct process, STOP Bias response, and provides education and programming on community expectations, reporting, and student rights. experience.syracuse.edu/community-standards
Location: 111 Waverly Ave. Suite 211
Phone: 315.443.3514
Email: dos@syr.edu
The Dean of Students Office serves as a central resource for students navigating challenges in college life, connecting students to the tools, people, and support they need to succeed, whether facing a tough moment or simply unsure where to turn.
Location: 130 Sims Hall
Phone: 315.443.2224
Email: 711@syr.edu
DPS provides law enforcement, emergency response, and safety services to the Syracuse University community 24 hours a day, seven days a week. dps.syr.edu
Location: 620 Skytop Rd.
Phone: 315.443.4018
Email: equalopp@syr.edu
EOIRS assists students, faculty, and staff with concerns involving discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct (other than reports of sexual misconduct by a student, which are handled by Student Title IX Case Management), and disability access, and provides training and complaint resolution services for the University community. inclusion.syr.edu
Location: 121 Crouse Drive (Main Quad)
Phone: 315.443.2901
Email: chapel@syr.edu
Hendricks Chapel offers spiritual care, interfaith support, and pastoral counseling to students of all faiths and backgrounds, serving as a welcoming space for reflection, community, and connection. chapel.syracuse.edu
- Syracuse University Catholic Center: 315.443.2600 | sucatholic@syr.edu
The Catholic Center fosters connection and ministry to Catholic students at Syracuse University. The Center includes a chapel, library, and study spaces. sucatholic.org
- Muslim Student Life: 856.266.8625 | MSL@syr.edu
Muslim Student Life supports Muslim students at Syracuse University by fostering spiritual development, community connection, and a sense of belonging on campus. mslatsu.com
- Syracuse Hillel: 315.422.5082 | hillel@syr.edu
Syracuse Hillel fosters Jewish student life through community, culture, and programming, welcoming all students to engage with Jewish identity and tradition on campus. syracusehillel.org
Location: Schine Student Center, Suite 132
Phone: 315.443.0228
The Intercultural Collective serves as Syracuse University’s hub for intercultural engagement and belonging, offering programs, events, and spaces that support students from diverse backgrounds in building community and thriving at Syracuse University and beyond.
experience.syracuse.edu/intercultural-collective
Belonging and Student Success: 315.443.0228 | belonging@syr.edu
Belonging and Student Success hosts events and programs that build and affirm community by centering our students and their needs to thrive at Syracuse University and beyond. Belonging and Student Success is also home to spaces of belonging such as the Barner-McDuffie House at 119 Euclid and Native Student Program at 113 Euclid and disability cultural programming. experience.syracuse.edu/multicultural
Center for International Services: 315.443.2457 | international@syr.edu
The Center for International Services supports international students, scholars and their dependents as a resource for questions surrounding immigration status/regulations, passports, visas, travel, insurance, employment, cultural, social and academic experiences. https://experience.syracuse.edu/intercultural-collective/center-for-international-services/
The Kessler Scholars Program provides four years of support to exceptional Syracuse University students who are among the first in their families to attend college, helping them to achieve their dreams. syracuse.edu/intercultural-collective/kessler-scholars-program
LGBTQ+ Resource Center:443.0228 | lgbtq@syr.edu
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer+ (LGBTQ+) Resource Center strives to build a socially conscious community for all, while also providing a safe and affirming environment for LGBTQ+ individuals to promote well-being. The Center serves as a hub for connection, belonging and community building programs. experience.syracuse.edu/lgbtq
Location: 101 Waverly Ave
Phone: 315.443.0141
Email: nvrc@syr.edu
The NVRC serves as Syracuse University’s hub for veteran and military-connected students, housing academic, career, wellness, and leadership resources, including ROTC, the Office of Veteran Success, and the Student Veteran Lounge, all under one roof. veterans.syracuse.edu/nvrc
Location: 111 Waverly Ave.
Phone: 315.443.1200
Email: family@syr.edu
Parent and Family Services connects families and guardians of Syracuse University students with campus resources, news, and support to help families stay informed and engaged throughout their student’s academic journey. | experience.syracuse.edu/families
Location: Marshall Square Mall
Phone: 315.443.4532
Email: Email@StudentLegal.net
Student Legal Services provides free legal advice and, in certain cases, representation to enrolled Syracuse University students on a wide range of covered matters, including housing leases and contracts, traffic violations, misdemeanors, landlord-tenant disputes, and family law matters. Student Legal Services may not serve as Procedural Advisors in student conduct matters with Community Standards, nor may they represent one student in a dispute with another student. Students may schedule an appointment by calling or emailing the office directly. experience.syracuse.edu/living/student-legal-services
Location: 111 Waverly Ave. Suite 220
Phone: 315.443.4357 (HELP)
Email: studentsupport@syr.edu
SOS helps students, faculty, staff, and families identify and remove academic and non-academic barriers, offering assistance with absence notifications, emergency aid, medical leaves of absence, and general student well-being. experience.syracuse.edu/student-outreach
Location: Marley Education Center 242
Phone: 315.443.0211
Email: titleix@syr.edu
The Student Title IX Office manages reports and case support for students involved in Title IX and sexual and relationship violence matters, connecting students with resources, supportive measures, and information about their rights and options. titleix.syracuse.edu
Location: 111 Waverly Ave. Suite 001
Phone: 315.443.1087
Email: ombuds@syr.edu
The University Ombuds Office provides confidential, informal, and impartial assistance to faculty, staff, and graduate students navigating University concerns, conflicts, or disputes. syracuse.edu/about/ombuds