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During the weeks when Winter Session courses are being held online and most students have left campus, Penfield Library remains open as a beacon of learning, community, and warmth on the SUNY Oswego campus.

Three Oswego students and one Oswego professor were recently inducted into the SUNY Oswego chapter of Delta Phi Alpha, the National German Honor Society.

SUNY Oswego President Peter O. Nwosu was one of five educational leaders elected to the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Board of Directors on Nov. 17 during the organization’s Annual Conference for Presidents and Chancellors in Nashville.

James A. Dowd -- who currently serves Pathfinder Bank as president and chief executive officer of the company and bank -- will keynote SUNY Oswego's December 2025 Commencement ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 13.

SUNY Oswego has extended its free application period through Sunday, Nov. 16, providing prospective undergraduate and graduate students with more time to apply at no cost.

“The Entrepreneurial Mindset: A Business and STEM Collaboration Conference” will highlight how innovation thrives when these fields work together, in a free event running 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 23, in the Sheldon Hall ballroom.

SUNY Oswego’s new School of Humanities –- part of the College of Liberal Arts, Sciences and Engineering (CLASE) –- is connected by storytelling, searching and solutions, said Candis Haak, the inaugural director of the school.

The Department of Psychological Sciences honored 40 students at the Psi Chi induction ceremony on Sept. 26, 2025.

Axel Lopez, a first-year broadcast and digital media major, is among the 30% of SUNY Oswego students who are first-generation. The youngest of eight, Lopez shared how resources at Oswego, such as the Advancing Completion Through Engagement (ACE) program, are helping him achieve his goal of becoming the first in his family to earn a college degree.

With the announcement earlier this year about renaming and re-envisioning Oswego’s four colleges, no bigger transformation took place than in the College of Liberal Arts, Sciences and Engineering (CLASE), now with three schools under its umbrella.