Syracuse University’s Orange Central 2011—an annual celebration of class reunions, special group reunions and Homecoming, all rolled into one exciting weekend—will take place Thursday, Nov. 10 through Sunday, Nov. 13.
Orange Central 2011, which was initially scheduled to take place in September, offers something for everyone, from sporting events to art exhibits to academic programs. The November date will allow alumni, students and families to be on campus to cheer on the Orange as the football team takes on the Big East’s University of South Florida in a nationally televised ESPN game on Nov. 11—only the second-ever Friday night game at the Carrier Dome.
With the team in the national spotlight, Orange Central will provide an energized crowd at the Carrier Dome to support Coach Doug Marrone and the student-athletes as they build on last season’s success and their inaugural Pinstripe Bowl victory.
For more information on Orange Central 2011 continue to check http://www.syr.edu/alumni/events/orangecentral/ or email sualumni@syr.edu.
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