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As the only university in New York on the shores of Lake Ontario, SUNY Oswego has a special connection with the Great Lake. So a faculty-student interdisciplinary presentation on microplastics research at the Quest symposium is right at home.

At Quest, SUNY Oswego professor Barry Friedman, joined by current students and an alumnus, will explore how responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) can improve the university experience for both students and faculty.

High-school students from around Oswego County showed off their problem-solving skills and creativity in the inaugural Innovators Showcase, a partnership between SUNY Oswego and CiTi BOCES and part of the university’s Engineering Week, sponsored by Micron Technology.

For Honors Program student Korrina Karst, presenting one of the more than 100 posters at this year’s Quest represents a combination of longtime interests in an interdisciplinary academic setting.

World-renowned trombonist, bandleader and educator Michael Davis will return to SUNY Oswego on May 6 and 7 to share his talents with the campus and community in two concerts and a jazz clinic.

Pancakes with SUNY Oswego-made maple syrup, free tree seedlings, educational talks,and nature-related activities are among the offerings at this year’s Arbor Day Festival at Rice Creek Field Station on April 25.

A pancake breakfast with syrup collected on campus, Arbor Day tree plantings, pop-up thrift shop and more highlight Earth Month activities led by SUNY Oswego’s Office of Sustainability and its partners.

Students can now earn SUNY Oswego college credits while completing high school certifications in broadcasting and digital media.

Putting together the upcoming SUNY Oswego production of “All Shook Up,” opening April 16, has helped build meaningful hands-on experience for the cast and crew of the musical.

SUNY Oswego broadcasting and digital media students Luke Belanger, Joshua Matteson and Michelle Smith have earned attention and admiration across the state and beyond by providing ongoing “SportsCenter”-style coverage of SUNY’s annual Mascot Madness.

SUNY Oswego is expanding access to higher education with a new $1.7 million investment in scholarships, with a focus on supporting students from Central New York while also creating opportunities for students across New York state and beyond.

Deans from Extended Learning and the College of Communication, Media and the Arts, along with faculty and staff, recently visited the Syracuse STEAM School to explore partnerships in broadcasting, music, theatre and dance.