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Lily Prado, a senior at George W. Fowler High School in Syracuse, speaks with College of Communication, Media and the Arts representatives (from left) Jennifer Knapp, dean; Kelly Roe, associate dean; and Davana Robedee, Tyler Art Gallery director.

SUNY Oswego Direct Day Nov. 4 expands college access initiative into Onondaga County, Syracuse 

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SUNY Oswego will welcome high school students and school district partners to campus on Wednesday, Nov. 4, for its second Oswego Direct Day, as the university expands its college access initiative into Onondaga County and the Syracuse City School District...
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Dynamic a cappella quartet Kings Return will bring its signature blend of R&B, jazz, gospel and pop to SUNY Oswego’s Waterman Theatre at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5.

Kings Return brings soulful a cappella harmonies to SUNY Oswego

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Dynamic a cappella quartet Kings Return will bring its signature blend of R&B, jazz, gospel and pop to SUNY Oswego’s Waterman Theatre at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5. The concert in the ARTSwego Performing Arts Series will feature opening performances...
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Performances of the original theatre production "The Appliance Department" are among the highlights of Family and Friends Weekend, Oct. 16 to 18. From left are performers Nicholas Trinca, Roni Monroe, Tati Copp, Tara Turton and Jevin Ray.

Family and Friends Weekend provides opportunities to connect

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For some, one of the best parts of college is getting to share it with the people who helped get them there. This weekend, SUNY Oswego invites students, parents, families, and friends to trade in texts and calls for IRL...
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Co-directors (from left) Sophia Sakali and Alexis Primenaro lead the student team organizing the 22nd edition of SUNY Oswego’s Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit on Thursday, Oct. 22.

Media Summit invites students to carve their own paths

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The 22nd edition of SUNY Oswego’s Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit, on Thursday, Oct. 22, will host discussions about how careers in media are rewarding but rarely ever come with a clear map.For broadcasting majors Alexis (Lexi) Primerano and Sophia...
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A design by SUNY Oswego illustration major Jamie Farrell is among the six finalists up for vote in the I Voted at SUNY sticker design contest announced on Oct. 13 by SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr.

Oswego student’s design among finalists for 'I Voted at SUNY' sticker contest

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A design by SUNY Oswego illustration major Jamie Farrell is among the six finalists up for vote in the "I Voted at SUNY" sticker design contest announced on Oct. 13 by SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr.SUNY students, faculty and...
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Students talk next to Lake Ontario

Apply for Free open at SUNY Oswego Oct. 12 to Nov. 2

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Students and families interested in exploring their futures at SUNY Oswego are invited to join the university’s Apply for Free period, running Oct. 12 to Nov. 2.By visiting oswego.edu/free during that time, future Lakers can have their application fee waived for...
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Young students in the 2026 edition of Sheldon Institute gather and pose for a photo.

Growing up with SUNY Oswego: Summer programs connect young learners to campus

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This summer, 217 young learners spent their days on the SUNY Oswego campus building, exploring and discovering through the Barbara Shineman Summer Scholars (BSSS) program.BSSS brings together three longstanding youth programs, Sheldon Institute, Exploring Nature at Rice Creek Field Station,...
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Jennifer McGill Sadera, a 1985 SUNY Oswego graduate, signs copy of her first book, "I Know She Was There"

Alumna recounts zigzag path to first published book

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The publishing world can be competitive and ruthless, but that did not stop suspense writer and 1985 alumna Jennifer McGill Sadera for a second. Even through her arduous 12-year journey of publishing her first book, "I Know She Was There,"...
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Pioneering endocrinologist Mitchell “Mickey” Lebowitz of SUNY Oswego's Class of 1981

Alumni spotlight: A practice grounded in connection

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For pioneering endocrinologist Mitchell “Mickey” Lebowitz of SUNY Oswego's Class of 1981, life is guided by the principle of Tikkun Olam, the Jewish concept of "repairing the world."“I believe the way to do that is one interaction at a time...
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Cast and crew for "The Appliance Department" in an earlier reading and development session.

Faculty member Bella Poynton's new play at Oswego probes humanity-technology intersections

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As students prepare to bring robotic companions to life in Waterman Theatre in this fall's theatre production of “The Appliance Department,” the playwright who imagined them works in Tyler Hall as well.For Bella Poynton, now three years into her time...
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Starring as Robotic Companions (or RCs) in "The Appliance Department," opening SUNY Oswego's theatre season, are from left, Jevin Ray, Tara Turton and Tati Copp

SUNY Oswego play ‘The Appliance Department’ explores what it means to be human

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As artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly present part of everyday life, SUNY Oswego’s first theatre production of this year looks at what it means to be human. Written by Oswego theatre faculty member Bella Poynton, “The Appliance Department” brings the...
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Centro was among the participants in the Buses, Bikes and Good Vibes event

Buses, Bikes and Good Vibes transportation event has successful rollout

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On Monday Sept. 28, the Office of the Dean of Students held its first ever Buses, Bikes and Good Vibes event to promote using the Centro bus system and bike safety on campus, enjoying a healthy turnout and opportunities for...
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