Starting Thursday, Jan. 18, students can use the Euclid Shuttle, funded as part of the $100 million initiative to enhance the student experience. The Euclid Shuttle will operate Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights from 10:30 p.m. to 3:25 a.m.
The Euclid Shuttle begins operation on Thursday, Jan. 18.
In collaboration with Student Association (SA) and the Graduate Student Organization (GSO), the Divisions of Enrollment and the Student Experience; Business, Finance and Administrative Services; and Campus Safety and Emergency Services have expanded services to the east neighborhood, including stops highly requested by students.
Additionally, due to student interest, Price Rite has been added to the East Campus Bus route on Saturday and Sunday.
All route information, including for the Euclid Shuttle, is available on the .
Both buses are operated from the bus stop in front of Lyman Hall, located on College Place. Passengers must show their SU I.D. to use the shuttle.
As this is a pilot program, continued student feedback is encouraged. Students with feedback about the route can email parkmail@syr.edu with ideas for future changes to the route.
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