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On behalf of the SUNY Oswego community … may the splendor of this holiday season fill your hearts and minds with wonder and inspiration. And, may peace, justice, health, and wellbeing flourish for all throughout the New Year!

Distinguished faculty and alumni talk about the legacy and accomplishments of President Deborah F. Stanley as she prepares to embark on her retirement after decades of leadership.

If you’re interested in pursuing graduate school, the SUNY Oswego Division of Graduate Studies is ready to get your application to graduate school in shape with a new helpful service.

SUNY Oswego’s array of sustainability activities have once again earned recognition in Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges.

University Police Chief Kevin Velzy and Officer Derek Wiebel were part of an effort to make holiday dreams come true to local children.

Fresh off a nomination for a 2021 Firecracker Award for Best Debut Magazine, SUNY Oswego’s student-run publication Subnivean has big plans as it continues to digitally accept prose and poetry from all over the world.

SUNY Oswego theatre faculty member Toby Malone has co-authored a book on adapting pieces to the stage available starting today (Dec. 10).

Shaun Crisler, the college’s assistant vice president for residence life and housing, will set sail -- literally -- on a unique leadership opportunity this spring.

Booster vaccinations against COVID are available on campus (in Swetman Gym) Monday, Dec. 6, 2021

SUNY Oswego student author Heaven Santiago has published a poetry book with a different take on the season titled “Hectic Holidays.”

Two accomplished alumni will offer words of inspiration at the two Commencement ceremonies, to be held on Saturday, Dec. 11.

Communication studies faculty members Michael Riecke and Francisco Suarez showed they are more than outstanding professors, but also top creators in their field in earning 2021 Broadcast Education Association awards.