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Campus & Community

Shop the Hidden Gems at the Campus Store

Tuesday, February 28, 2023, By Christine Grabowski
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DomeSchine Student Center

The 鶹ƵUniversity Campus Store has more to offer than just textbooks and your favorite orange and blue branded apparel. Whether you are a student, faculty, staff, alumni or visitor, there is something for everyone.

Located in the Schine Student Center, the Campus Store is constantly buzzing with people shopping for a variety of different items. Recently renovated, there are two floors full of items.

Starting on the lower level, the market not only has everyones favorite drinks and grab-and-go snacks, but there are also local items featured from the Central New York area, including Dinosaur Bar-B-Que sauce, RodFather’s spice rubs and It’s a Utica Thing pasta sauce.

Various jars of sauces on a shelf

The lower level is also home to various office/school supplies, a custom framing area, fiction and non-fiction books and where the store hosts their pop-up events. Two upcoming pop-up events include a plant sale from Monday, March 20, through Friday, March 24, and a vintage University apparel pop-up Thursday, March 23, and Friday, March 24. Keep an eye on the Campus Store’s emails for more information or to sign up, .

Area of the Campus Store with book shelves filled with books and orange chairs to sit at

The main level of the store features much more than apparel for men, women and children; there is something for every occasion!

Whether decorating an office or home, show your Orange pride with a piece of the Carrier Dome roof, a ’Cuse Trolley car figurine or even a decorative pillow. Show your game day pride with an official “S” lawn ornament or get everything you need for the next tailgate or 鶹ƵOrange viewing party.

Campus store shelf with a framed photo of the Carrier Dome

When you stop to pick up apparel for yourself, don’t forget your furry friends too. Share a picture of them in their new gear for a chance to be featured on the Campus Store’s social media accounts.

Shelf in the campus store full of 鶹Ƶbranded items for pets

Finally, if you are in need of a unique gift, don’t forget to check out the variety of wonderful products by illustration artist Julia Gash.

Campus Store table display of gift items

Don’t live in the 鶹Ƶarea? You can also shop the Campus Store online. For more information, including store hours, visit .

Photos courtesy of Abby Haessig. 

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