ALANA Conference week kicks off
[slideshow_deploy id=’13686′] The ALANA Multicultural Leadership Conference started off with a bright display fashion Saturday night, during the 27th annual ALANA Fashion Show. For show featured students from different cultural groups performed using traditional clothing as a part of a…
Assaults on campus rare occurrence
In November 2012, a student was walking alone through the Oswego State campus late at night, when he was approached by five assailants. The student was assaulted, an event that led to an email being released to all students. The…
Opera house fundraiser
Oswego Opera Theater is hosting a Chicken Barbeque and Lottery Tree Raffle on Sunday, Sept. 29 at The Oswego Elks Club Lodge located at West Bridge Street and West 5th St. An organizer of the fundraiser, professor from the Communications…
3rd Annual ALANA Peace Walk held from City Hall to Quad
On Sunday, Sept. 22, Oswego State held its 3rd annual ALANA Unity Peace Walk. ALANA, the African, Latino, Asian and Native American organizations, grouped up with an eclectic crowd of other student organizations participated, including Black Student Union, Oswego Going…
Oswego State mirrors nationwide trend with tuition increases
Jaclyn Hart, an Oswego State junior broadcasting major, said she was driven since she was young to go to college by her mother, who was able to receive a bachelor’s degree from Siena College and a master’s degree from Union…
Fall concert location moved
The SAPB concert performance of the indie rock band, Walk the Moon, has been moved indoors in anticipation of bad weather Saturday. Instead of the usual stage set up on the lawn between Campus Center and Funnelle and Hart Hall,…
Premier Living Suites increases prices $500 after 1 year
Despite already being known as a more expensive option for off-campus housing, the Premier Living Suites have increased their cost for the 2014-2015 school year. Last year, PLS sparked a lot of interest in students who were looking to live…
Novelty ice creams no longer provided in dining halls
Some students love having ice cream at their fingertips in the dining hall – or at least last year they did. This year, students returned to school to find all the ice cream freezers removed. Craig Traub, director of resident…
Best places to go before it gets cold
[slideshow_deploy id=’12767′] While the semester may still be young, summer is quickly drawing to an end. Oswego offers plenty during the warmer months, but don’t worry, there’s plenty of time before the snow hits to check out what the Port…
Oswego State students chase storms
This past summer, meteorology students in the Storm Forecasting and Observation class traveled to several states in the Great Plains to conduct research and observation on the extreme seasonal weather there. The storm-chasers’ two-week program took the students to parts…
