The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

Year: 2026

Lakers softball, baseball seeking strong finishes as postseason nears

Playoffs are closer than ever; both Oswego State Lakers softball and baseball find themselves in very different positions. For baseball, the path is clear. For softball, the margin for error is gone. The Oswego State baseball team has already secured…

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Sabrina Carpenter brings Madonna onstage for songs at Coachella 2026

Coachella 2026, as per usual, received many mixed reviews from its attendees, as well as the general public. Every year, people complain about the rising ticket prices, unbearable weather and overall air of overconsumption that surrounds the event. Everything that…

New film ‘Michael’ celebrates artist’s life from childhood to stardom

Widely considered one of the most anticipated films of the year, ‘Michael’ made its debut on Friday, April 24. While it had the biggest opening weekend in the box office for any biographical picture ($97 million in North America alone…

Mental health advocacy for students is non-negotiable 

The month of May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month. Many people nowadays do not care for their mental health as much as they should, and this is a growing problem. Mental wellness is just as important as physical…

3 SUNY Oswego students make their mark at 2026 Broadcasting Education Awards Festival

SUNY Oswego is making its mark on the national stage after bringing home multiple honors from this year’s Broadcast Education Association Awards.  The BEA Festival of Media Awards is a national competition showcasing the best student work in broadcasting, film…

Oswego parking needs immediate solution

Recently, SUNY Oswego University Police have ramped up their enforcement of parking rules across campus.  Students are getting ticketed during the day for parking in the incorrect lots, even in empty lots with dozens of spaces. Oswego already charges a…

Faculty focus: Professor Joshua Plencner talks about teaching journey

Being born and raised in North Dakota, Joshua Plencner, associate professor in the department of politics with a doctorate in political science, never imagined working at SUNY Oswego for the past seven years.  “Even though it’s the largest city in…

Demi Lovato overcomes mental health struggles

Demi Lovato, a successful singer, songwriter and actress, has been an advocate for mental health since her early twenties.  As expressed through numerous interviews, and in her documentaries: “Simply Complicated “(2017,) and “Dancing With The Devil” (2021,)  Lovato explained her…

AI in healthcare threatens future medicinal practices

While artificial intelligence is commonly known for its assistance with small tasks, such as cooking and travel planning, people have started using it for health guidance. Despite physicians persevering through years of school to earn their medical degrees, the popularity…

Sustainability should be prioritized everyday

Happy Earth Day! Annually, on April 22, people come together to celebrate the environmental movement of 1970. Over the decades, various initiatives and conservation groups have been created to preserve the Earth’s natural resources. Now more than ever, Earth Day…