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A SUNY Oswego faculty-student team of Juliet Aires Giglio and Mic-Anthony Hay will produce a documentary to preserve the memories of cousins who were 7 years old when they had to leave Eastern Europe for Fort Ontario's Safe Haven to...

Students and faculty from SUNY Oswego’s "Children’s Literature and Film" and "Storytelling" classes will use their respective arts in a free presentation of children’s stories at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 5, at Oswego Public Library.

More than 1,600 students are eligible to take part in SUNY Oswego’s three Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 12, and many have already secured futures in their fields.

SUNY Oswego chemistry faculty member Dr. Vadoud Niri recently was named recipient of the 2018 Provost's Award for Mentoring in Scholarly and Creative Activity.

SUNY Oswego will wrap up its spring semester with 2018 OzFest on Friday, May 4, with daylong free activities for students and an evening concert featuring H.E.R. and A$AP Ferg.

SUNY Oswego professors Ampalavanar Nanthakumar of the mathematics department and Eric Schmitz of music have earned the 2018 President's Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity.

The spring edition of the Oswego alumni magazine features 1990 alumna Susannah Melchior Schaefer, who leads the nonprofit cleft palate repair organization Smile Train, as well as other success stories.

SUNY Oswego is in the middle of its 4.24 24-hour challenge where 424 donors making gifts to the college will unlock an additional $24,000 donation from longtime educator Mike Caldwell -- a 1970 undergraduate and 1988 master's graduate of Oswego.

SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley has announced the appointment of Dr. Rodmon King as the college’s chief diversity and inclusion officer, effective July 2, 2018.

SUNY Oswego alumna Dr. Hilary McManus will return to campus to discuss her role in a global initiative for women in science and her February journey to Antarctica at 6:15 p.m. Thursday, April 26.

An April 30 SUNY Oswego production of “Not Someone Like Me” followed by a panel presentation will bring forward the stories of survivors of sexual violence to try to make a positive change.

Two significant developments in the SUNY Oswego Office of Sustainability show promise to produce substantial reduction in the college's carbon footprint.