Good morning, Syracuse.

Stephen Baldwin won the Sophia Award at the Syracuse International Film Festival held in Cazenovia—its 22nd anniversary event ended Sunday.

Executive director Michelle DiBernardo said the festival will remain in Cazenovia and plans are underway to bring a major film with big names in the future.

Artist Bhen Alan weaves personal memories with Filipino food and woven textiles to explore the immigrant experience at the SU Art Museum.

His exhibit 'Why Does My Adobo Taste Different?'—part of the Art Wall Project—remains on display all school year.

SU hosts its 37th annual Remembrance Week from Oct.

19 to 25 to honor lives lost in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing, including 35 SU students. The week features free events such as a candlelight vigil, empty chairs on the Quad, blue flag displays, and a convocation for Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars.

The Onondaga Nation’s effort to reclaim a piece of lakeshore land is stalled as disputes over taxes, cleanup, and a nearby Christopher Columbus statue hold up talks.

County Executive Ryan McMahon expects that resolving these issues will restart negotiations—tribal leaders remain determined to reclaim their sacred heritage.

Owners of Parkside Commons plan to rebuild the troubled apartment complex by building nearly 200 new affordable apartments across the street and renovating 200 existing units—demolishing four buildings to add mixed-income housing.

The project is in early planning and will need millions in government funding and several regulatory approvals.

This week, syracuse.com showcased hundreds of photos from Central New York high school fall sports capturing key game moments.

The online gallery is free to download — a treat for local sports fans.

Syracuse's soccer team lost 1-0 to Boston College on Sunday after a brief boost from a win over Miami, leaving coach Nicky Thrasher Adams concerned that the team did not execute their plan well—highlighting the need for better coordination moving forward.

Section III field hockey playoff brackets were released Sunday and quarterfinal rounds will start Tuesday at Camden High School + sectional finals will be held on Oct.

30 for Classes C and D and on Nov. 1 for Classes A and B.

Syracuse lost 30-13 to Pitt Saturday night after relying on a third quarterback and making a costly coaching error in the second quarter—while the defense recorded its strongest pass rush performance this season with Kevin Jobity Jr. earning a career-high three sacks.

This loss marks the team's third straight defeat, and coaches aim to adjust their strategy in future games.

Artist Talk: Emptiness Works by Abisay Puentes

6:30-8 p.m. — Community Folk Art Center — Free entry — Explore the fusion of visual art and sound in a discussion with multimedia artist Abisay Puentes.

Back and Forth - Tribute to Foo Fighters

8 PM – 12 AM — Westcott Theater — Tickets available — Celebrate Foo Fighters' music with electrifying performances from an acclaimed tribute band.

The Thorn Live Performance

1-3 p.m. — Crouse Hinds Concert Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience an impactful live performance from The Thorn.

Pace Setters Mens Basketball Exhibition

7:00-8:30 p.m. — JMA Wireless Dome — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling fast-paced basketball action with the Pace Setters at their exhibition game.

SOPHISTAFUNK with The Basement Chronicles

7:15-10:15 p.m. — Funk 'n Waffles — Tickets starting at $18.22 — Experience infectious hip-hop beats and good vibes from local favorites.

Carter Vail - The Coy Dog Tour

7-9:30 p.m. — Westcott Theater — Ticket info TBA — Experience the infectious pop-rock of Carter Vail as he brings humor and heart to life on stage.

Monmouth Hawks vs. Syracuse Orange Basketball

9:00–10:30 PM — JMA Wireless Dome — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Monmouth Hawks as they face the Syracuse Orange in an exciting basketball matchup.

Snaps & Taps Open Mic Night

6-8 p.m. — Community Folk Art Center — Free entry — Showcase your talent with poetry, music, and comedy in a supportive atmosphere.