Community

The fourth annual edition of the One City. One Campus. One Community. photojournalism project was celebrated on May 5 in Oswego’s City Hall Common Council Chambers with nearly 100 university and community members in attendance. The project tells the stories of interns, alumni and community partners working together for the advancement of local businesses and non-profits.

After graduating from SUNY Oswego with a degree in broadcasting and mass communication in 2021, New York City native Adriana Loh decided to build her career as a multimedia journalist with Spectrum News 1 in the Central New York area she had grown to love as a student.

The ancestors of 2014 SUNY Oswego graduate Cara Hill Kaczor have called the lands of Central New York home for thousands of years. Having grown up on the Onondaga Nation, she knew she wanted to build something of her own while staying connected to the region that shaped her.

Members of the Laker family participated in the City of Fulton’s annual Memorial Day Parade on Saturday, continuing SUNY Oswego’s growing presence in community celebrations across Oswego County and Central New York.

An April 30 grand opening celebrated the new accessible Purple Trail at Rice Creek Field Station as a statement on the importance of inclusion in outdoor opportunities.

Those looking for a summer experience for their children that blends high-energy fun with cutting-edge learning can look at some popular on-campus programs returning this summer.

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 raise money for a scholarship in her daughters’ name.

The next installment of Rice Creek Associates (RCA) Reflections will feature an expert talk on “Seven Simple Steps to Save Songbirds” at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, at SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station.

After seven successful cohorts, SUNY Oswego’s Instructor Bootcamp has concluded its last round of training, marking a significant milestone in SUNY Oswego’s ongoing effort to strengthen the region’s technical education and workforce development capacity.

Pancakes with SUNY Oswego-made maple syrup, free tree seedlings, educational talks,and nature-related activities are among the offerings at this year’s Arbor Day Festival at Rice Creek Field Station on April 25.