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On Tuesday May 5, students, faculty and staff gathered in recognition of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people — often referred to as MMIW.

This Earth Week, SUNY Oswego grew its commitment to sustainability with the launch of the Tree Hall of Fame. This new program was created to celebrate and bring awareness to the exceptional trees that define the campus landscape.

SUNY Oswego students had the opportunity earlier this year to perform archaeological research in Veracruz, Mexico, as part of a National Science Foundation-supported project led by anthropology faculty member Alanna Ossa to explore the development of ancient markets.

Adjunct professor Diane Oldenburg of the Health Promotion and Wellness Department was recently honored with the Hermann M. Biggs Memorial Medal and Certificate, a prestigious lifetime achievement award presented by the New York State Public Health Association.

The Great Lakes Institute (GLI) at SUNY Oswego proudly celebrated Earth Month alongside partners and friends from across campus, community and region.

Two SUNY Oswego students earned first-place honors in student categories at the Syracuse Press Club’s Professional Recognition Awards on May 2.

Faculty and staff are encouraged to participate in the Inner Circle during the Commencement Eve Torchlight Ceremony on Friday, May 15, at 8 p.m. in Lot E-31, between the Marano Campus Center and Penfield Library.

From April 20 to 24, SUNY Oswego’s Greek organizations had the chance to participate in a friendly and non-competitive basic needs drive for the SHOP (Students Helping Oz Peers) pantries.

After losing both her daughters nearly two years ago in a heartbreaking car crash, Tina Trumble –- whose day job is serving students in the Financial Aid Office –- has written a book, “Everything Beautiful,” to help others heal and...

Angela Aldatz represented SUNY Oswego among the 49 students in SUNY’s Arthur O. Eve Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) who were honored this spring with the statewide Norman R. McConney Jr. Award for Student Excellence.

The Office of Experiential Learning hosted its annual Experiential Learning Celebration on April 14 to recognize students and partners who contribute that are doing meaningful work in the campus community.

Fourteen students majoring and minoring in Spanish presented their projects at Quest 2026 as part of the course "Latin American and Caribbean Women’s Voices," taught by Roseli Rojo of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.