Syracuse Vice President and Chief Facilities Officer provided an update on the school's renovation of the Carrier Dome as the project heads into its final weeks.

But the university has reconsidered its ban on alcohol and food at the Dome. Fans that buy food and drinks must consume them while seated. The courtside lounges and Club 44 remain closed.

This structure, once the Carrier Dome and now the JMA Dome, ... On gamedays, fans flood the town with apparel emblazoned with the iconic number. 44 is Syracuse culture.

Via syracuse.com, the name "Carrier Dome" was birthed on Feb. 15, 1979 as part of a $2.75 million agreement from the company who provided financial assistance to building the stadium.

Every iconic football school has one, but here in Syracuse, nothing tops the number 44. Most. ... The year is 1998– and a clash for the top of the conference takes place in the Carrier Dome.

Syracuse’s Carrier Dome will be changing its name due to a new brand partnership, Sportico reports.. The iconic venue has kept the same name for 43 years after Carrier Global Corporation gave ...

This structure, once the Carrier Dome and now the JMA Dome, ... On gamedays, fans flood the town with apparel emblazoned with the iconic number. 44 is Syracuse culture.