Gallery: Hendricks’ 9/11 service, Westcott events feature in Week 3 at The D.O
Gallery: 9/11 service, Westcott events feature in Week 3 at The D.O
Syracuse receiver Umari Hatcher rises for a ball over a Cal defender in the Orange’s loss Saturday. The defeat was SU’s first of 2026, and it remains without an ACC win since September 2025.
Eli Schwartz | Asst. Photo Editor
Demonstrators at CNY Solidarity use weekly pop-up protests to share and act on their concerns about the current federal administration. The protests, which take place at different spots across Onondaga County each week, aim to “defend the constitution" and remind people of the political opposition in the community.
Daniel Carson | Contributing Photographer
Hendricks Chapel hosted a 9/11 Memorial Service on Friday, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the attacks. The service included various speakers, who shared their experiences and memories of the attacks, as well as music from The Syracuse University Brass Ensemble and Hendricks Chapel Choir.
Daniel Carson | Contributing Photographer
Stella Lefty sang hits like “Boston” at the New York State Fair’s Chevy Court on Sept. 6. Lefty launched her debut album, “Long Way Home” on Aug. 21.
Avery Magee | Development Editor
Dom Starsia (second from left) accepts one of three Alfie Jacques Ambassador Awards. Starsia, Michael Kennedy and Mike Kanatakeron Mitchell were honored for their dedication and energy in growing lacrosse.
Cole Christopher | Staff Photographer
Syracuse volleyball celebrates winning a point in its 3-1 loss to Arkansas Wednesday. With the defeat, the Orange dropped to 3-3 on the season.
Hailey Gasnik | Contributing Photographer
A trumpet player performs during Robin Thicke’s debut at the Fair. On Sept. 6, Thicke and his band brought hits to the Fair’s Suburban Park Stage.
Eli Schwartz | Asst. Photo Editor
On Thursday, Boston Brass brought a range of sounds to Hendricks Chapel Malmgren Concert Series. The quintet was joined by the Hendricks Chapel Choir for some songs.
Cole Christopher | Staff Photographer
Ruskin Avenue in Syracuse’s Strathmore neighborhood turned into Art on the Porches on Saturday. The community-focused festival included various local artists and musical acts.
Sparrow Lieu | Contributing Photographer
