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Due to limited availability of University housing, all new graduate students must find accommodations off-campus. Graduate students do, however, have the option of living in University housing on South Campus during the summer only, in case you need additional time looking for a place or your housing facility is not available until the fall. We recommend that you read through the Office of Off-Campus and Commuter Services website before you begin your off-campus housing search.
The Graduate Records Office will also set up a Facebook group for all incoming Newhouse students after admission notifications are sent to facilitate finding roommates and/or a place to live.
Privately managed all-inclusive campus housing facilities for SU students only:
Near campus all-inclusive housing facility with preference given to SU students:
Listings of available properties near campus:
Additional listings:
Information about the University neighborhood:
- Syracuse University Government and Community Relations
- University Neighborhood Preservation Association
Students in Broadcast and Digital Journalism will spend the last six weeks of their program in Washington, D.C. next July and August. Housing arrangements are up to you, but Newhouse usually coordinates housing in a dormitory near Greenberg House, your center of operations. Details about these apartments and the associated costs will be discussed during the spring semester.
Students in Public Diplomacy will spend their final spring semester in Washington, D.C. This semester is coordinated by the Maxwell School.
Most Newhouse students do not purchase meal plans, however they do put money in their SUpercard account, which works like a debit card, and can be used in any campus café.
Parking on campus is at a premium, so we suggest that students walk and/or take a bus from their off-campus apartments. For students who live farther from campus, parking is available in commuter lots. For parking information and links to bus schedules, please go to the Parking website.