Campus Community Information

Animals on Campus

Animals are permitted on campus grounds provided: they are on a leash at all times; they are attended to at all times; and they are under the control of their owners at all times. However, in consideration of personal safety and sanitation, privately-owned animals are not allowed in college buildings, except service or leader dogs, or an animal in Farnsworth Hall associated with our Veterinary Science Technology program.

Owners are expected to clean up after their pets. These same regulations apply to the college-owned Outdoor Education Center located on Route 28. Persons violating this policy will be requested to leave campus immediately. Animals found unattended may be impounded by the University Police Department and turned over to the Delhi Animal Control Officer. To report the presence of an animal, call University Police.

Campus Communications

Student Mailbox - All students, residential and commuter, are assigned a campus mailbox at the Student Mail Center. Students are expected to check their campus mailbox and email regularly, and are held responsible for the information sent to you by the campus. 

Student Email - All students have a campus e-mail address.  Important announcements for students will be sent via campus e-mail on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s called “Bronco Bulletin.” You will also receive emails from your instructors, advisor and relevant offices.  It is your responsibility to check your campus e-mail daily!

To login to your email account:   Go to the Delhi Website, click ‘Webmail’ at the top. Sign in with your Single Sign On information (Un: Full email address Pw: Delhi Password)

REMINDER: Accounts Are Not Forever. Any student not registered for classes for the current or future semesters will have their account removed. This includes access to email, file shares, online course work and other campus systems. If you need to retain information, files, emails, contacts, etc. - make sure you forward or retain a personal copy. 

Chosen First Name Process

SUNY Delhi recognizes that some individuals wish to use a name other than their legal or official name of record to identify themselves in day-to-day use. The college acknowledges that a chosen first name can and should be used where possible in the course of college education, business, and communication. This policy is limited to first names and not surnames or family names. Review the complete Chosen First Name Process for more information.

Notice of Media Activity & Use

The Office of Marketing and Communications regularly captures photos and videos of people on the SUNY Delhi campus and in classrooms, labs, and other shared indoor or outdoor spaces as well as at events. These images and videos may be used in our print materials, publications, the college website, social media, publicity, marketing, advertising, and fundraising. Be sure to review the extended Media Activity & Use policy. For more information, please contact the Office of Marketing and Communications at communications@delhi.edu or 607-746-4870.

Smoking Policy

• As per NYS law, smoking is prohibited in all campus buildings and residence halls.
• As per SUNY Delhi policy, smoking is defined as the use of a lit cigarette, cigar, hookah, electronic cigarette or any other form of smoking device for legal tobacco use. Smoking and vaping is permitted only in designated gazebos and parking lots. Hookahs are not permitted on SUNY Delhi's campus.

Social Networking Policy, Wiki & Blog Policy

Any faculty, staff, or student, including student organizations establishing a social media account, an email account, or other web presence that uses the SUNY Delhi name, must consult with and receive approval from the college’s Office of Marketing and Communications via communications@delhi.edu or 607-746-4870.

Voter Registration

Visit the campus Voter Registration webpage for all your voter registration needs and information. Forms are available in English and Spanish along with Accessible formats. Find out if you are registered to vote, gain access to digital absentee voting forms, and learn how to register to vote through the BroncoCONNECT TurboVote pathway.

Physical forms are available through:

• Access and Equity Services Office, Resnick Academic Achivement Center (National Voter Registration Act site)
• Student Mail Center, Farrell Center
• Student Life Division Office, Bush 146