Gallery: SU football, NYS fair concerts headline Week 2 at The Daily Orange
Gallery: SU football, NYS fair concerts in Week 2 at The D.O.
Syracuse University students cheer at The JMA Wireless Dome during Syracuse’s 66-3 win over New Hampshire on Sept. 6. The win was Syracuse’s first victory in 11 months.
Paul Hakimian | Staff Photographer
Dean Turnley, an Australian DJ, performed at Castle Court on Friday. Bandier student-owned Blank Entertainment’s show drew a crowd of over 1000 fans.
Eli Schwartz | Asst. Photo Editor
Syracuse midfielder Bryson Rodriguez celebrates at midfield after Syracuse’s 4-0 win over Iona on Aug. 31. Rodriguez scored one goal and tallied two assists in the victory.
Eli Schwartz | Asst. Photo Editor
At a pop-up protest at the intersections of North Geddes Street and West Genesee Street, CNY Solidarity members sit along the road to “defend the constitution.” A crowd of around 20 protesters held signs and played music while waving to people driving by.
Daniel Carson | Contributing Photographer
Flo Rida holds up heart hands in front of a packed crowd. On Aug. 30, the musician performed in front of 39,000 fans at the Great New York State Fair.
Christian Calabrese | Asst. Photo Editor
As the day ends, young attendees wait in excitement for the Zeus ride. Since Sept. 29, the fair has been packed every single day.
Christian Calabrese | Asst. Photo Editor
Syracuse tight end Elijah Washington-Baker reaches for a pass in the end zone during SU’s 66-3 win over New Hampshire at the JMA Wireless Dome on Sept. 5. Orange quarterback Steve Angeli threw for three passing touchdowns in the win.
Christian Calabrese | Asst. Photo Editor
Musician Jesse McCartney flips his microphone midair during his performance during the Great New York State Fair. McCartney performed in front of 6,700 fans in Chevy Court.
Madison Cox | Staff Photographer
Stavros Vigliotti cuts a customer's hair at Garbos Barber shop. Located in the heart of Marshall Street, Vigiotti has been the barber shop’s owner for the past two years.
Kaitlyn Galeazzi | Contributing Photographer
Travie Mccoy of Gym Class Heroes performed his song at the New York State Fair on Sunday. Gym Class Heroes, an alternative hip hop group, first got their start in the 2000s in central New York.
Zoe Xixis | Asst. Photo Editor
