Syracuse University fans have some big weekends to look forward to next fall. First up is Coming Back Together (CBT), slated Sept. 18-21, a triennial event that will bring together African American and Latino alumni. From Oct. 9-12, the campus will celebrate Orange Central, the annual homecoming and alumni weekend. And for those with students on campus, mark your calendars for Oct. 31-Nov. 2, Family Weekend.
A home football game will take place on each of those weekends. The opponent will be Maryland on Sept. 20, during CBT; Florida State on Oct. 11, during Orange Central; and North Carolina State on Nov. 1, during Family Weekend.
Check the alumni relations website for event updates.
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