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SUNY Oswego's Diversity and Inclusion Committee partners with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to offer Oz Against Injustice: A Three-Part Series on Anti-Racism.

With the decades-old Pride Alliance and newer Queer and Trans Outreach Center, Oswego has two student organizations that stand as examples of supporting LGBTQ communities for Pride Month and beyond.

After nearly three decades of teaching, mentoring and helping build stronger writers, Brad Korbesmeyer recently retired from the English and creative writing faculty -- with an honor that will carry on his legacy.

The shift from face-to-face to virtual learning in the spring semester often forced faculty members to adapt and get creative with their students’ big projects.

In lieu of an in-person memorial on campus, Mehdi Manseur (son of the late Rachid Manseur, professor and chair of the electrical & computer engineering department) issued a tribute to memorialize his dad.

The SUNY Oswego Student Association and Black Student Union, working with local organization Accept Oswego, organized a peaceful protest in support of Black Lives Matter on Sunday (June 14) across the campus and city.

The Oswego College Foundation Board, alumni and Digital Hyve employees step forward to help with painting of mural in front of Sheldon Hall

Oswego’s many avenues toward digital accessibility were prominently featured as part of SUNY Accessibility Week, and received prominent praise from the system.

In an important step toward standing out in the job market, students in SUNY Oswego's spring 2020 Finance 442 “Commercial Credit Analysis” class all passed a key professional certification exam.

Communication studies faculty member Lindsay McCluskey has earned a competitive fellowship that will support her teaching, research, service and leadership.

President Deborah F. Stanley and the SUNY Oswego campus community recently honored and recognized the accomplishments of the Class of 2020 via virtual Torchlight and Graduation celebrations.

Two SUNY Oswego graduates from the Class of 2020 -- Ajaneé Fryar and Laura Piekunka -- are among 100 honorees statewide for the new Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarships and Graduate Fellowships for the State of New York.