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Gallery: Move-in day at Syracuse

Rachel Viggiano and Dylan Mahan help students move their items into their rooms at Day Hall
Rachel Viggiano and Dylan Mahan help students move their items into their rooms at Day Hall Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor
Students and parents gather around the entrance to Flint Hall on move-in day.
Students and parents gather around the entrance to Flint Hall on move-in day. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor
Taylor Henry assists Kerstin Murry with packing her things into a bin to be taken to her dorm room.
Taylor Henry assists Kerstin Murry with packing her things into a bin to be taken to her dorm room. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor
Individuals wait in line for the elevator to bring their belongings up to their room.
Individuals wait in line for the elevator to bring their belongings up to their room. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor
Rachel Viggiano and Dylan Mahan move items into bins to help students move into their new rooms. Goon Squad is made up of student volunteers who help students move their belongings from their cars to their rooms.
Rachel Viggiano and Dylan Mahan move items into bins to help students move into their new rooms. Goon Squad is made up of student volunteers who help students move their belongings from their cars to their rooms. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor
Pruthvi Kilaru, a Goon Squad volunteer, carries a mini fridge for an incoming student on move-in day.
Pruthvi Kilaru, a Goon Squad volunteer, carries a mini fridge for an incoming student on move-in day. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor
Nick Kelly, an incoming freshman, loads his items into a bin to move to his new room.
Nick Kelly, an incoming freshman, loads his items into a bin to move to his new room. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

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As students are returning to campus for the fall semester, the Hill is exploding at the seams. Streets are jam-packed with car waiting lines, giant plastic move-in bins and Goon Squad members running around like mad men. The campus is coming alive as students unpack and gear up for the start of school Monday.