Alex Brigandi ’17 began classes on campus in the fall of 2015. He had served four years in the U.S. Navy and earned an associate’s degree at Onondaga Community College, but he still felt a little nervous about stepping onto the Syracuse University campus. “I’m from Syracuse, but even coming to a new university and meeting people, it’s daunting. It can be overwhelming,” Brigandi says. “Coming to a new campus you have a lot of questions—classes, your benefits, where to go.” Read the full article at SU News.