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Karen Wolford, coordinator of the advanced certificate in interdisciplinary trauma studies at SUNY Oswego, and Ivan Castro (graduate of SUNY Oswego) appeared on WSYR's "Bridge Street" to promote awareness about the signs and symptoms of PTSD.

SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley announced today the appointment of Dr. Jerri Howland as interim vice president of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management.

Why live on campus at SUNY Oswego? From a sense of community to convenience to the opportunity to get involved, several students offer their reasons and impressions of the residence life experience.

American Sign Language is one of many stimulating, fast-moving classes available during Oswego’s Summer Sessions. But it’s also quite unlikely many courses students might take

Five SUNY Oswego faculty and staff members recently received SUNY Chancellor's Awards for Excellence, among the highest honors in the state's educational system.

Two SUNY Oswego alumni are living proof that love -- of each other and of teaching -- can span distance and time apart.

Former Oswego city mayor, semi-retired attorney and SUNY Oswego alumnus John T. Sullivan Jr. will participate in a book signing of his new memoir from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, June 9, at the College Bookstore in the Marano Campus...

Teaching ability, helpful mentorship and service to the field of communication have earned Kristen Eichhorn, SUNY Oswego’s dean of graduate studies, the Eastern Communication Association (ECA) Distinguished Teaching Fellows award.

A partnership between SUNY Oswego and the Oswego City School District to showcase the work of young artists became a soaring reality as dozens of banners featuring the work of local schoolchildren now appear around Oswego.

High school students across the world have amped up participation in GENIUS Olympiad's second year of robotics competition, and their efforts will be on display starting June 12, as an estimated 1,200 visitors take part in the eighth annual finals...

Now in its second year, the My Hometown Project at SUNY Oswego's Tyler Art Gallery continues to provide public space for artwork by students in the Oswego City School District.

SUNY Oswego's recent Smart Neighbors Project to promote the Oswego-Fulton Farmers Market has already borne fruit, as student photographers, poets, business people, filmmakers and others supported the popular weekly markets.