Community

SUNY Oswego's three-day Leave Green garage sale, May 18 to 20, offers bargains to members of the community while also reducing the amount of items students have to leave and supporting a local cause.

On Saturday, May 6, a group of 15 people -- SUNY Oswego students and members from the Oswego community -- calling itself Punks Against Pollution hit Oswego's streets and parks to clean up litter after the last day of college classes.

SUNY Oswego students taking classes in a wide range of majors recently celebrated a two-semester partnership to promote downtown Oswego's Man in the Moon Candies, a sweet campus-community project under the Smart Neighbors initiative.

While April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, SUNY Oswego students in the For the Kids program have been actively raising awareness about this problem and raising funds to support local victims for three years.

As area school districts approach spring break, SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley welcomes the greater Oswego community to enjoy opportunities for recreation, education and events in theater, art and athletics during the family-friendly Cruisin' the Campus, April 14 to 23.

SUNY Oswego's student-driven Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, currently providing free tax-return services to local residents, recently earned perfect marks from an Internal Revenue Service field site visit.

In partnership with the Oswego City School District, SUNY Oswego has established a college classroom at Leighton Elementary. The new Leighton Learning Community exposes SUNY Oswego students to hands-on teaching and learning opportunities.

The ongoing revitalization of city neighborhoods inspired by the Oswego Renaissance Association enters its third year, having grown hand-in-hand with the participation of SUNY Oswego

The many unique opportunities for students in our School of Education include working at Sheldon Institute, a summer enrichment program for students entering 2nd through 10th grade.

Team Sheldon—a partnership for academic excellence among SUNY Oswego’s School of Education, seven Oswego County school districts and the county’s Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation (CiTi)—plans a “slam” in May to mark another year o