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When it’s game time this place is rocking! Fans maxed out attendance for basketball on February 27, 2010 with 36,616 fans - an experience like none other!
Marshall Street
Technically off campus, this place is hopping with students at all hours of the day (and night).
Syracuse University Quad
The first day that it is warm (40degrees for Syracuse) students will be throwing frisbees and relaxing on the quad, makes you feel like you are on a true college campus!
Marshall Square Mall
Some great places to grab a quick lunch. If you have some more time, grab a seat upstairs and use the free wifi!
Schine Student Center
Students hang here at all hours. Notice the tree in the middle, what kind do you think it is?
Manny's
Stop by to get all your official Syracuse gear! Not too expensive and great quality, something for every age!
SU Bookstore
One of many on campus bookstores. Be sure to buy your orange apparel after SU wins a sporting event, they offer deep discounts!
Varsity Pizza
Varsity has been a landmark on the SU campus for more than 80 years. Swing by before the big game to really feel the Syracuse spirit!
E.S. Bird Library
Open 24hrs most nights of the week, check out Pages Café and the DVD collection in the basement!
Ernie Davis Statue
Check out this statue dedicated to The Elmira Express, the first African American to win the Heisman trophy!
Hendricks Chapel
Right in the middle of the SU Campus, be sure to swing by before a football game to catch the marching band performing on the steps outside!
Blinker Deli
Wide variety of bagels at a great price (use SUperCard Money). Be sure to try the Italian bagel.
Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center
One of your many connections to campus after you graduate. Looking for a nice sit-down meal on campus? Check out the student section upstairs for great food & even better service! SUpercards accepted
Archbold Gymnasium
Need to get your sweat on? Besides the normal gym equipment, there are racquetball courts, a pool & basketball courts. If you come at the right time you might catch the SU Men’s Basketball team here!
The Orange Grove
Look down; you too could be a permanent part of the SU campus. If you are, be sure to come back and visit yourself!
Schine Student Center
Grab a coffee, a book for class, see a comedian, band or fashion show or find a quiet place to study (or even nap).
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
The Travel Channel ranks this hangout the '#61 Place to Chowdown in the US', but lots of folks would say it's #1. Dinosaur is known for their BBQed chicken, pulled pork & ribs. Check it out!
People's Place
This student run coffee shop has 100% organic, Fair Trade coffee and is super cheap! A large coffee is just $1.
Schaffer Art Building
Be sure to check out the student artwork on the walls when you walk in, some great talent at SU!
Pan Am Flight 103 Memorial
Honoring the 35 SU students who died in the 1988 terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Their loss is also memorialized by a scholarship award—one of the University’s highes
Crouse-Hinds Hall
The admissions office is located in this building. Call ahead to schedule a tour when visiting campus!
ITS Service Center
These are the people that manage most of the IT on campus, and do a great job doing it! The wifi network works almost everywhere, even on the quad.
Madison Square Garden
Syracuse defeated Connecticut 127-117 in the 2009 Big East Men's Basketball Tournament. The game lasted six-overtimes, the second-longest game in NCAA Division I Men's Basketball history!
Walnut Park
The new home of Mayfest, there is always something going on when its sunny outside (just like the quad).
Ernie Davis Dining Hall
Opened in Spring of 2011, this brand new dining center offers extended hours, closing at 9pm nightly.
University Union Office
This student organization brings the big name acts to campus. In recent years they have brought acts such as Lewis Black, Third Eye Blind, Kanye West, Lupe Fiasco, Ben Folds and Guster.
E.S. Bird Library
After some library renovations, the DVD collection is now in the 4th floor! Be sure to check it out!
MoST - Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology
Downtown Syracuse’s MOST vibrant attraction complete with an IMAX theater and the really cool toothpick city.
Stella's Diner
The 30minute wait on a Sunday morning is a first clue that the food is great! With great service and huge portions, this place is a landmark for the Syracuse community!
Stairs to the Mount
Many freshman live on "The Mount". There are 123 stairs to the top, how fast can you climb them?
Junction Snack Bar
If you live on the mount you know The Junction. The milkshakes and chicken tenders are a lifesaver during those late night study sessions!
The Warehouse
Sure it’s off campus, but this building has a lot going on inside and puts you in the heart of downtown Syracuse nightlife!
Urban Outfitters
One of the hippest stores in the land just added Armory Square to its list of locations.
Brockway Dining Hall
Voted the best dining center by students, this buffet style cafeteria is located between Boland & Brewster halls.
Career Services
Visit this office for help finding jobs and internships, thinking about your future, and making alumni/employer connections! Drop-in hours every afternoon.
The Kissing Bench
Tradition has it that if a man and woman kiss on this bench, they will eventually marry. Dare to sit?
Times Square
Since 1972, Syracuse alumnus Dick Clark has welcomed in the new year with "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" on ABC.
Landmark Theatre
Historic theater built in 1928, once home to silent films now hosts concerts, movies and a popular ghost tour.
The Oncenter Civic Center Theaters
Home to the Syracuse Symphony and Opera’s as well as the ever popular Famous Artist Broadway series.
Rosamond Gifford Zoo
The Rosamond Gifford Zoo, located on 43 acres, is home to nearly 1000 animals, including Asian elephants, Humboldt penguins, Amur tigers & African lions!
The Warehouse
The center of all things design at Syracuse University with windows looking out upon the near west side.
Landmark Theatre
The Hollywood movie "The Express" premiered here on September 12, 2008. South Salina Street was transformed with an orange carpet and a stage in the middle of the road for musical performances.
Everson Museum of Art
This building is a sculptural work of art in its own right. Designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei, housing 11,000 pieces
Juice Jam
Welcome to the first ever SOLD OUT Juice Jam (5,000 tickets!). Be sure to stick around for all the performances by rapper Lupe Fiasco, synth-pop band Passion Pit, and mashup trio Super Mash Bros!
Everson Museum of Art
Founded in 1897, this museum houses roughly 11,000 pieces of art, including paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and video. In 1971 John & Yoko Ono's "This is Not Here" was displayed here!
The Inn Complete
This is the only university owned bar, which was originally used as a ski lodge until the 1970s. Be sure to come for Trivia Night, every Thursday 9:30-11:00pm.
Syracuse University Lubin House
Syracuse's home in the Big Apple, this brownstone hosts countless events for prospective, current and alumni alike. Be sure to follow Lubin House on Twitter, @LubinHouseS
Career Fair at the Carrier Dome
Swing by between 1-5p today (Oct 6) to network with over 100 employees in many industries. Don't forget to bring your resume & dress to impress!
Salt Museum
In the late 1700s & 1800s, this salt plant produced nearly all the nation's salt. Many of the workers were Irish, thus the dish of Salt Potatoes became famous here.
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