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Visitors who aren’t affiliated with SUNY Oswego will notice an improvement while going to Penfield Library this spring: They may now sign up for a free library card to borrow books and more.

A pair of informative panel presentations, spotlighting many alumni in the field, are among the highlights of SUNY Oswego’s Engineering Week events, April 1 to 5.

For Sarfraz Mian, a Distinguished Professor of Marketing and Management, the past year has shown a drive to keep moving since earning one of the highest professor ranks in the SUNY system.

The once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse over Central New York on April 8 offers the students working with the SUNY Oswego planetarium an opportunity to develop programs on this interesting phenomena.

SUNY Oswego Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Gabriel Marshall is a member of the inaugural SUNY Black Leadership Institute (BLI), launched earlier this month.

A propulsion technology breakthrough has resulted in a new patent for SUNY Oswego’s electrical and computer engineering professor Adrian Ieta’s ionic wind research.

Photographing a solar eclipse can be a thrilling experience, but it requires careful planning and the right equipment. SUNY Oswego visiting assistant professor of art Peter Cardone offers some tips and tricks to help you capture stunning images.

School of Business professor Larry Maher was not any standard, run-of-the-mill kind of professor. His legacy continues with a scholarship in his name that will support students with financial needs -- a focus of his during his time with SUNY...

SUNY has been working with Adobe to make the purchase of the Adobe Creative Cloud suite more affordable for all SUNY students. To this end, active students with a SUNY Oswego email address can purchase an annual subscription to...

The university’s Rice Creek Field Station’s activities during the April 8 total solar eclipse proved such a hot ticket, they sold out well ahead of the once-in-a-lifetime event.

SUNY Oswego’s Engineering Week events, April 1 to 5, will offer opportunities for high school students to learn more about the field, current students to connect with alumni, interested individuals to meet engineering-related employers and more.

Distinguished Professor of Physics Shashi Kanbur answered a few quick questions on what the total solar eclipse on April 8 is, how rare the opportunity is and a key safety recommendation.