All News Stories

Senior music major Nicky Radford, who has a new recording out, has been a valuable member of Oswego’s vibrant musical family and a leader for campus inclusion.

Laker Live, a new initiative sponsored by the college’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion, will represent an opportunity for the campus community to share their talents and stay connected with one another.

Dedication to researching complicated neurological disorders and an impressive publication record have earned Sungeun Kim of the electrical and computer engineering faculty the Provost’s Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity.

The Counseling Services Center staff and students offer helpful and heartfelt tips and thoughts on how to maintain mental wellness as we work toward the end of the semester.

Dedication to the success of student researchers has earned Julia Koeppe of the chemistry faculty this year’s Provost’s Award for Mentoring in Scholarly and Creative Activities.

This year’s Yards for Yeardley -- the walk to remember and prevent domestic and dating violence -- set a modest goal of 1 million yards. The result exceeded that 20 times over.

On Tuesday, May 5, a global day of giving and unity commonly known as #GivingTuesday, SUNY Oswego celebrates the more than 200 donors who have made a gift to SUNY Oswego’s Student Emergency Fund, which has surpassed $54,000 and provided...

Becky Burch of the human development department talks about what she (and her dogs) do to keep students engaged and supported -- and often entertained -- in her classes.

Members of our faculty and staff took time to offer words of encouragement to Oswego students as we reach the home stretch of the semester. We miss you, we’re proud of you and we're all here for you. #TogetherOz

A desire to support those on the front lines of the pandemic marked the start of Candy Rasbeck, secretary for the Deans Office of the School of Communication, Media and the Arts, making and donating around 450 face masks.

The show went on for an annual tradition for cinema and screen studies students thanks to alumni support and the determined creativity of filmmakers in the Oswego family.

When classes shifted to remote delivery in March, technology education faculty member Mark Springston saw an opportunity for his “Communication/Multimedia Systems” class to do hands-on team learning while creating a video series helping people adjust to their new environments.