SUNY Oswego’s award-winning student media organizations The Oswegonian, WNYO 88.9 FM and WTOP-10 TV are adapting in response to the pandemic while still offering students hands-on experience.
SUNY Oswego’s 2019 - 2020 Annual Report brightly shines a light on the college's high-achieving students, faculty and staff; innovative initiatives; insightful practices; and deep commitment and resolve the institution displayed throughout the past year.
A virtual kickboxing lesson from Emma Leavy at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, will kick off the second semester of the Laker Live initiative that showcases talented campus community members while raising money for the college's Student Emergency Fund.
Tommy Orange, author of this year’s Oswego Reading Initiative selection, the novel “There There,” will connect with the campus community for a virtual event at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 30.
School of Business faculty members June Dong and Hong Wan were among 11 Chinese-American residents of the Fayetteville and Manlius area who spearheaded a drive to collect more than 45,000 pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) to support over 40 Central New York organizations.
“Behind the Mask: Portraiture from the Permanent Collection,” which begins its run today in Tyler Art Gallery, portrays a variety of faces in works from the college’s art collection ranging from the 17th to 21st century.
What traditionally has been a once per semester in-person career and internship fair has expanded into five focused virtual offerings coordinated by the Office of Career Services and starting later this month.
Move-in days had a different look and schedule for students and families this fall. Staff and student volunteers worked hard to adapt to how COVID-19 impacted new and returning students moving into their SUNY Oswego homes.