Parent, Family & Friends Newsletter
Thanksgiving Break
Classes are in session Monday, November 24 and Tuesday, November 25.
The residence halls will close on Wednesday, November 26 at 11:00 am, and reopen on Sunday, November 30 at 12noon. Residents will not have access to the residence halls during this time. Students should plan accordingly to depart on time. Residents that stay past the departure time without prior approval may incur late departure charges.
If residents do have a need to stay on campus due to housing insecurity or other reasons, they should speak with their Residence Hall Director at least three days in advance of the Thanksgiving Break. Additional information will be sent to residential students' Delhi email accounts closer to each break.
If your student has any questions, please advise them to connect with their Residence
Hall Director.
Traveling Home: Trailways Bus Services
We courage all students to purchase their Trailways Bus Tickets at the Barnes & Noble Bookstore in Farrell Center. There is a bus stop located on campus (near Sanford Hall) and in the village of Delhi (on Kingston St.). Let Barnes & Noble Employees assist them in making sure they are in the right place at the right time!
Students can purchase tickets with Credit Cards, Delhi Dollars, and Cash during normal Bookstore Hours. Over the phone transactions are not permitted. To find the most up to date departure times, please call Trailways at 1-800-858-8555.
An Important Message Regarding Academic Standing
Dear Parents & Families of our Delhi Students:
We are writing to share important information regarding academic standing. Students who did not achieve the minimum required GPA at the conclusion of the fall semester, may be subject to academic dismissal. Notification letters will be mailed to the address we have on file on or about December 17, and students will also receive an email at their Delhi email address.
If a student believes they have circumstances that may warrant an appeal, they are welcome to submit an online appeal. A link to the appeal form will be provided in the email sent on or about December 17, and appeals must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, December 28, 2025. Late appeals are not accepted.
Students will be informed of the appeal decision through their Delhi email & the phone number they provide after 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 30, 2025.
If an appeal is not approved, students will need to make arrangements to remove their belongings from the residence halls.
Additional information about academic dismissal and academic probation will be shared with students through their Bronco Bulletin email on November 25, December 4 & 12, 2025.
Students should direct questions to Academic Advising at academicadvising@delhi.edu, 607-746-4641.
Sincerely,
David C. Brower, Ph.D., CHE
Provost & Vice President for Academic Programs and Services
End-of-Semester Check-In Questions
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Academic Progress: Do you know the dates and times of your final exams or final projects? Are there any classes where you might need extra support before finals (tutoring, office hours, study groups)? Have you met with your academic advisor yet to talk about next semester’s courses?
- Well-Being & Daily Life: How are you feeling physically and emotionally as the semester winds down? How have you been managing stress or staying balanced? What has been helping you stay grounded or motivated this semester?
- Campus Involvement & Community: What have you been involved in this semester — clubs, teams, organizations, jobs? Have you attended any campus events or athletic games? Have you found a group, class, or space on campus that makes you feel connected?
- Looking Ahead: Are you thinking about any leadership opportunities, jobs, or involvement for the spring? Is there anything you want to approach differently next semester? Are there goals you want to set for yourself over break or going into spring?
- Move Out & Return: Do you know the move-out expectations for the end of the fall semester (cleaning, key return, etc.)? What day do you return to campus after the holiday break? After the winter break? Is there anything you need to bring back with you after break?
Designed for All Students
- Basic Needs: At SUNY Delhi, we believe that every student deserves access to the essential resources they need to thrive academically, emotionally, and physically.
- BroncoCONNECT : SUNY Delhi’s engagement platform brings our community together and helps keep us connected. Students can learn about events and activities on and off campus, find volunteer opportunities, and be engaged with student organizations and campus departments. There is always something to do!
- CARE Team: Concerned about your student? Or maybe your student is concerned about someone else, and they are not sure who to go to? Let us help you find the right person to talk to about any situation.
- Delhi Broncos Vote is SUNY Delhi’s voter engagement committee, dedicated to educating students about the importance of voting and how civic participation connects to community and service.
- Starfish : This campus communication tool supports student success through academic kudos and flags.
- Tutoring Services are FREE and available for ALL students with no limit to the number of courses or hours a student can receive tutoring help.
What’s Going On?
Campus event, and student organization and club activities can be found on BroncoConnect. Your student already has a log in, so have them check out this engagement platform that Broncos use to get together throughout the year. There is always something to do!
Keep up to date with the Academic Calendar and check out the Athletic website for all contests. Visit the Cultural Observance & Holiday Calendar and review the All Campus Calendar for department event entries
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