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The Carrier Dome, Syracuse's on-campus stadium, sells beer (cheap at $5.50 a pint with a top too!) for football, Lacrosse, and Basketball games...I know there are a few other stadiums that do, its not an issue of on or off campus though because the Dome is right on campus and owned by the school
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