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SUNY Oswego technology students continued to shine in conference competitions, adding a half-dozen honors recently at the TEECA (Technology and Engineering Education Collegiate Association) East Conference in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

December graduate Otis Gbala became the first SUNY Oswego alumnus who studied from Liberia, and served as the graduate banner presenter for December Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 16.

SUNY Oswego student journalist Clarissa Karki won the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) “Best in Show” award for her story on a local operetta “The Golden Cage."

Camden Olivero, a SUNY Oswego senior, recently had his startup Clotheslyne accepted into Techstars NYC, a highly selective national accelerator program.

University Police Officer Daniel Geary recently earned the Traffic Safety Champion Award from the Oswego County Traffic Safety Board.

The Office of International Education and Programs is offering services to any class, organization, group, faculty or staff who would like to highlight the importance of the Education Abroad programs and experience.

A computer science faculty member’s podcast, “Meditations with Ryan Zlomek,” includes conversations with an interesting variety of guests while also supporting his students’ creativity and skills.

A variety of recreational activities, athletic events, nature programs, tours and more invite the community to the SUNY Oswego campus for the Winter Break Cruisin’ the Campus from Dec. 26, 2023, to Jan. 7, 2024.

Two SUNY Oswego business administration majors and student-athletes, Noah Bull and Tyler Flack, won the university's 2023 Launch It student entrepreneurship competition with the idea for a mental wellness app.

Magdalena (Maggie) Rivera, assistant dean of students, student outreach and support in SUNY Oswego’s Office of the Dean of Students, was honored this fall by Sen. John Mannion for her contributions to and support of the Hispanic community in Central...

A SUNY Oswego’s operations management course, MGT 310, has provided students with hands-on experiences and a chance to improve SUNY Oswego’s campus through a partnership with Auxiliary Services.

Baye Massene Diallo, a senior double majoring in economics and business administration, said he recently had a “life-changing” experience researching his economics capstone project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in Africa.