A group of panelists discussed the difference between hate speech and free speech in relation to the First Amendment Thursday at Oswego State for the…
Cole Parzych
Feb 23
A literary publishing event hosted by the Writers Open Forum on Feb. 20 in Sheldon Hall featured a presentation and discussion with Inkitt representative Lauren…
Cole Parzych
Feb 23
“Mackin Chat with Mac and Cheese: Featuring Richard Kolenda,” held in the Mackin main lounge on Feb. 12, encouraged students and residence assistants living on…
Cole Parzych
Feb 16
Oswego State Student Association receives about $1.8 million in installments from the student activity fee each year, and the senate determines how much funding each…
Cole Parzych
Feb 16
Imagine an opera where the cast swings swords at one another or comes out in massive, complicated, culturally significant and intensely symbolic costumes. That is…
Cole Parzych
Feb 16
Since 1884, the word “Mikado” has resonated around the world as an operetta about love, world culture, government systems and human interaction within the setting…
Shea McCarthy
Nov 16
When the words “art exhibit” are heard, the images of paintings, drawings and sculptures appear within the common mind instantaneously. The Veterans Book Project, located in…
Shea McCarthy
Oct 19
From Sept. 26 to Oct. 22, the walls of Tyler Art Gallery are filled with various forms of political commentary artwork called “Politics on Paper.” The…
Shea McCarthy
Oct 9
On Sept. 25, stand-up comedian Owen Benjamin was the guest speaker for the 2017 Living Writers Series. The series acts as a class in which…
Dominick Lioto
Sep 28
At Oswego State, celebrating ethnic diversity is no foreign concept. Students take pride in their individual heritages, backgrounds and cultures. The student body thrives in…
Shea McCarthy
Sep 14