Student Announce April 21, 2026

This week’s BONUS class on Tuesday, April 21st is REFIT! It’s a workout you can feel good about! With powerful moves and positive music, it is an inspiring workout that changes your body, mind, and soul. This cardio-focused class is effective and FUN - perfect for beginners and challenging for fitness enthusiasts! This means it's a workout deigned for everyBODY! Bring your sneakers and a water bottle! Join us in Shults Hall studio at 6 pm following Line Dancing at 5 pm.

Wellness Wednesday group fitness classes meet this week. REV+FLOW at 5 pm and REFIT at 6 pm.

Contact Lynn Hayes at HayesLC@alfredstate.edu for more information.

Join the Center for Civic Leadership on Wednesday, April 22nd from 2-4pm in the SLC Small Events Space to celebrate Earth Day!

• 2-4pm - Drop in at any time during these two hours to do a sustainability craft, participate in a climate action 500 piece puzzle build, or learn about Earth Day and everyday ways to make a difference.
• 2:30-4pm – alongside crafting and puzzle activity we will also be viewing The True Cost, a documentary exploring both the human and environmental cost of fast fashion.

Light refreshments, Earth Day / Environmental resources, voter registration information, and crafting supplies provided.

Should you have any questions, please contact Cyan Corwine (corwincy@alfredstate.edu) 

Lot 3 will be closed and cleared effective at 3pm on Wednesday, April 22 for the Hot Dog Day Carnival.  It is mandatory to move your vehicle out of Lot 3 for this event.  Thank you for your cooperation.

Please be advised that Lot #3 (SLC & Townhouses) and Lot #4 (10 Elm) will be closed for Hot Dog Day preparation beginning Wednesday, 4/22 at 4:30 PM through the end of the day on Saturday, 4/25.

All vehicles must be removed from these lots prior to the closure. Vehicles remaining after this time are subject to towing at the owner’s expense.

We encourage our campus community to support the many initiatives our incredible students are spearheading throughout April as part of our Civic Leadership Spring into Action Campaign.  Initiatives are already underway and you can find a list of some of the offerings linked here.  Big thank you to all who have conducted service or supported through engagement so far!!

We are aware of other potential volunteer needs in the community that are not yet filled, so if you are a club, organization or department interested in providing service this month please reach out to Cyan Corwine in the Center for Civic Leadership so we can help connect you with community partners in need.  

In addition to the publicized events: 

• AGC Student Chapter will be doing a village clean-up on April 21st led by their advisor Dr. Reza Yadollahi from 11am-1pm.
• Pi Rho Zeta is hosting a drunk driving awareness event this Wednesday, April 22nd (Earth Day) at 5pm in EJ Brown 119.
• Alpha Beta Chi is hosting a carwash on April 24th from 3-7pm at the Alfred Station Fire Hall. Car's are $5 and Trucks are $7 with all proceeds raised going to Alfred Fire & EMS!
• Criminal Justice Club (SLC 411) are partnering once again with UP and Civic Leadership to bring back the Food-for-Fine-Forgiveness program throughout the month of April. Students can drop off $10 of non-perishable food in exchange for one parking fine reduction to either of these leadership suites during the month of April. Only one fine reduction per person. Food benefits wider campus community.

These are just some of the amazing ways our students are leading the way with service this Global Volunteer Month. Please get out and support them in their efforts as we Spring into Action and nurture our caring community! Again, if you have another event that you would like to lead during the month or if you want help partnering with someone in wider community to fulfill service, please do not hesitate to reach out to Cyan Corwine (corwincy@alfredstate.edu) 

The residence halls close Saturday, May 9th at 7:00 pm, so all students will need to be out of the residence halls at that time.  If you need to stay past the closing time until Sunday, please email your building professional with the reason you need to stay to request approval to stay late. 

Need to stay for Summer? 

Only students who have been approved to stay for the break will be allowed in the residence halls after that time. All others may be charged with trespassing.

We are anticipating a $60 change per week for summer housing, but a final decision will be made the first week of May. Payments must be paid within 30 days of your bill, any remaining amount at the end of the summer will be placed onto your student account in the form of a hold. Additional information on acceptable payment methods and payment locations will be provided to those approved for summer break housing. 

Students will only be approved who:

• Live over 500 miles away (according to your home Banner Address)
• Have a Special Circumstance (ex. You do not have a place to go, homeless, etc.)
• Working for the college during the break (with Supervisors Approval)
• Have an athletic commitment (with Athletics approval)
• International Student
• Taking summer classes (will be confirmed with your academic advisor and/or class professor)

If you wish to apply for break housing, please complete the "Summer Break Housing Request" form on eRezLife. To access eRezLife, click on the Choose Housing & Dining Plans on the Housing & Dining Services card under the Student Life category.

Summer Closing Transportation: 

Students going home for the Summer? 

Megabus is offering non-stop bus services to New York City and Alfred for Summer break. Dates and times of bus travel are listed below! 

To New York City: 

Friday, May 8th departing from Orvis Activities Center or West University St at 2:30 p.m. and 2:45 p.m.

Sunday, May 10th departing from Orvis Activities Center or West University at 7:45 a.m.

Alternate bus options are available through https://trailways.com. Please note that Trailways bus leaves from Hornell, NY and you will need to find transportation to the bus station. 

Rochester Airport Shuttle 

Depart Alfred Saturday, May 9th at 6am and Sunday, May 10th at 6am

Requests for Airport Shuttle to the Rochester Airport must be submitted via the Online travel request form for rides up to the Rochester Airport.

If you have any questions, please contact Residential Services at 607-587-4371 or email: reslife@alfredstate.edu.

Students who complete the 2026–2027 FAFSA at StudentAid.gov by May 1 will be automatically entered for a chance to win a scholarship.

Prizes:
• 1st Place: $1,000 scholarship
• 2nd Place: $500 scholarship
• 3rd Place: $250 scholarship

Please note you must enroll for the Fall 2026 semester to be eligible.

If you need help completing your FAFSA, contact the Student Records and Financial Services Office at 607-587-4253 (toll-free 1-800-4-ALFRED) or email sfs@alfredstate.edu.

The deadline is fast approaching, so started today!

Best of luck!
Alfred State
Student Records and Financial Services

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