Parent, Family & Friends Newsletter
From the Provost, Dr. Brower
Dear Parents & Families of our Delhi students:
I am writing to let you know that midterm grade reports will be available in Bronco Web beginning Wednesday, March 11, 2026. It is each student’s responsibility to view their midterm grades online.
Midterm grades are not “transcripted” grades – in other words, they do not appear on a student’s transcript, but they are a good indicator of how your student is doing this semester. Your student will be able to view final grades online at the end of the semester.
Although our hope is that all our students are successful, I must advise you that first semester students carrying 18 or fewer credits will be dismissed if the student's GPA is below a 1.30, or a D average at the end of this semester.
Students are advised that the academic calendar is available on the SUNY Delhi website under MyDelhiStudent (across the top of the page), and that it is their responsibility to check it.
Please remind your student to view their midterm grades online and discuss their grades with them. Students are also encouraged to meet with their academic advisors and instructors throughout the academic year to discuss their academic progress.
Sincerely,
David C. Brower, Ph.D., CHE
Provost & Vice President for Academic Programs and Services
(Student using laptop at table in Farrell Center)
Dining Services Feedback: Where can your student go?
There are multiple ways for your student to speak up in the way that feels most comfortable to them.
A message went out to students earlier this week with Sodexo Online Feedback Form information, email addresses, names and office locations to speak to someone in person including the Vice President for Student Life, and monthly Student Culinary Council Meetings opportunities.
We want you to know the College is listening. When students speak up, we want to make meaningful change. Their voice helps shape the campus experience, not just for themselves, but for the entire community.
Please encourage your student to refer to that email and choose the avenue that feels to communicate.
Dr. Shai L. Butler
Vice President for Student Life
StudentLife@Delhi.edu
A Message sent to all Residential Students
The residence halls are closed for student occupancy during college break periods. Breaks during the spring semester will occur:
Mid-Winter Break
Residence Halls close Saturday, February 21 at 11:00am
Residence Halls reopen Sunday, March 1 at noon
Spring Break
Residence Halls close Saturday, April 4 at 11:00am
Residence Halls reopen Sunday, April 12 at noon
Residents will not have access to the residence halls during these times.
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.
Commencement, May 16, 2026
The Commencement Committee recently shared important information regarding this years May Commencment Ceremony. Please visit the Commencement webpage to read up on our Two Ceremonies taking place this year, and what this means for your student, and your attendance.
Important Information for Graduates were also shared through campus email: Students planning to participate in this year's Commencement should:
- Attend the Graduation Fair on Thursday, March 5, 2026, in the Farrell Loft between 11:00am and 2:00pm for additional information on graduation and commencement.
- To receive your degree, submit your petition to graduate before the deadline of March 15, 2026.
- To participate in the Commencement Ceremony on May 16, please complete the RSVP to Walk Form by April 4, 2026.
(Photo of graduates sitting at Commencement)
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.
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