“The Bacchae” was an intense, abstract theater production. The play left many audience members in the theater wondering what just happened with its “dreamlike” quality.…
Lydia Goerner
Oct 30
“Have Faith In Me”; a powerful phrase and the title of one song performed by two friends at last week’s Open Mic Night. Jon Sicherman…
Andrew Pugliese
Oct 30
Over 100 people from around campus and the community attended this year’s 24th annual SEFA walk-a-thon, raising over $628 for the United Way of greater…
Maria Pericozzi
Oct 22
Mental illness is an impediment to some college students’ academic performance and Oswego State is considering innovative ways to aid these students. Mental Health and…
Lydia Goerner
Oct 16
Over the past year Oswego State has made an effort to spread awareness of multiple cultures and backgrounds on campus. Last week, “I Am Oz”…
Andrew Pugliese
Oct 16
More than 175 people gathered to run 3.1 miles on Saturday to participate in the Great Pumpkin Run. At 1:30 p.m., the participants started the…
Maria Pericozzi
Oct 15
Creative, unique, chilling. These words best describe the student made horror films that were showcased at the sixth annual Panic Film Festival Saturday afternoon. The…
Andrew Pugliese
Oct 15
After several noise complaints were directed to Oswego City Councilor Francis Enwright, he is set to restrict large buses in the first District. “I have…
JoAnn DeLauter
Oct 2
Two years ago, the Student Association Programming Board (SAPB) ran a film series in the Marano Campus Center auditorium every Friday night and Sunday afternoon.…
JoAnn DeLauter
Oct 2
Two months, six days. That’s how long Christopher Carter Sanderson said he has been employed at Oswego State in the theatre department. During his short…
Lydia Goerner
Oct 1