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Genevieve Egan earned a Girl Scouts Gold Award for constructing a sign benefiting the Tanglewood Nature Center and Museum

Student wins award for creating sign that benefits her community, local attraction

May 27, 2021 | 3 minutes to read

SUNY Oswego graphic design major Genevieve Egan recently received the prestigious Girl Scouts Gold Award for the construction and design of a new informational sign dedicated to the Tanglewood Nature Center and Museum.

A serene spring day overlooking a colorful piece of wetland at Rice Creek Field Station

Rice Creek's Exploring Nature summer youth program to return for 2021

May 24, 2021 | 2 minutes to read

SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station once again invites children and young adults ages 5 to 16 to attend Exploring Nature, a weeklong nature education program.

SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley

SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley announces retirement

May 24, 2021 | 5 minutes to read

Long-serving SUNY president will retire at end of 2021 after leading SUNY Oswego for more than 26 years

Ulises Mejias, as viewed through a smartphone, with his new book about the harvesting of online data

Faculty experts featured daily during week-long Academic Minute takeover

May 18, 2021 | 2 minutes to read

Six Oswego faculty experts shared their research on The Academic Minute when the college did a weeklong takeover of the service, a recurring feature on 70 public radio stations around the country and the influential Inside Higher Ed daily publication.

Three students outside Marano Campus Center for Commencement

Commencement 2021 celebrates nearly 1,000 in-person graduates

May 18, 2021 | 4 minutes to read

While the 2021 May Commencement ceremonies, May 14 to 16, looked different than previous years, nearly 1,000 graduates and 2,000 guests were able to celebrate the accomplishments of the college's newest alumni.

Catalina Iannone of the modern languages and literatures faculty recently earned a national award for her writing

Faculty member’s article on race and representation in Spain earns national honor

May 18, 2021 | 3 minutes to read

Catalina Iannone of SUNY Oswego’s modern languages and literatures recently earned a national award for her journal publication, "Visualizing Blackness in Contemporary Spain: Race and Representation in Juan Valbuena’s 'Salitre.'"

Consistently going above and beyond has earned Kestas Bendinskas of Oswego’s chemistry faculty SUNY's prestigious rank of Distinguished Service Professor.

Going 'above and beyond' earns Oswego researcher SUNY Distinguished Service Professor rank

May 13, 2021 | 7 minutes to read

Consistently going above and beyond has earned Kestas Bendinskas of Oswego’s chemistry faculty the prestigious rank of Distinguished Service Professor from SUNY.

Harrison Yang has earned the SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor honor

‘World-class’ educator named SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor

May 12, 2021 | 7 minutes to read

Excellence inside and beyond the classroom earned Harrison Yang of Oswego’s curriculum and instruction department the rank of SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor, a top honor in the statewide system.

Photo of graduate with message congratulating the Class of 2021

Oswego to hold 8 in-person Commencement ceremonies this weekend

May 12, 2021 | 2 minutes to read

SUNY Oswego will hold a series of celebrations for its Class of 2021 graduates across eight Commencement ceremonies May 14, 15 and 16 in the Marano Campus arena and convocation hall.

Michelle DiBlasio pictured from a previous study-abroad trip in Graz, Austria

Student earns award supporting year-long teaching opportunity in Austria

May 11, 2021 | 2 minutes to read

Michelle Diblasio’s big step after May graduation will take her across the world -- to spend almost a year teaching in Austria, thanks to a prestigious award.

Kathy Fenlon and Jeff Rea present Barbara Shineman with a copy of The Shineman Legacy book

New book traces the eventful lives of Shinemans, evolution of their foundation

May 10, 2021 | 4 minutes to read

“The Shineman Legacy: The Founder Speaks,” a new book explores the lives of two SUNY Oswego professors who met in middle age, lived humbly and productively –- and gave a fortune to create a foundation that today serves a key...

Max Cameron, a senior anthropology major, uses a large electromagnetic device called the EMP 400 in hunting for -- and apparently finding -- Oswego's 18th-century Fort George

Anthropology student potentially discovers historic Fort George location

May 10, 2021 | 3 minutes to read

For one SUNY Oswego student, the history of the Port City allowed the opportunity to advance his career experience by searching for -- and apparently discovering -- a long-lost fort.