Flu shot clinics in October
The forecast says colder days are ahead and this means it is time to bring out that heavy winter jacket and think about getting a flu shot. SUNY Oswego will host flu immunization clinics in October, which will be open…
“Monuments” exhibition set to continue
Last Wednesday, SUNY Oswego’s Artswego presented an Artist Talk. The event introduced visiting artist Craig Walsh, creator of “Monuments”, the art installation on display in Hewitt Quad. Walsh discussed some of his past projections that shaped who he is as…
Northwestern Mutual offers recruiting advice
To help students seeking jobs or internships, representatives from Northwestern Mutual visited with SUNY Oswego students and gave tips on how to network properly and to build a brand. The presentation was hosted by three representatives from the company, Managing…
Club sports to see significant cut in funding
When club sports are cleared to return to SUNY Oswego, they will do so with slightly less funding than before. On March 23, the SUNY Oswego Student Association passed a bill limiting the funding for the Club Sports Budget Committee…
Communication Matters panel discusses disinformation
The Communication Matters panel was presented on Nov. 9 by co-moderators Lindsay McCluskey and Stephanie Herbert with Tina McCorkindale and Marcia DiStaso as panelists. Herbert is a strategic communications graduate student, while her co-moderator, McCluskey is an assistant professor teaching…
16th Annual Media Summit dissects shaky media landscape
In an event that spans months to prepare for, the Dr. Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit was held virtually on Wednesday, Oct. 28. While the summit is typically hosted in Waterman Theater, COVID-19 forced it to go fully virtual with…
Media Summit wrap up: from the co-director
In any other year of the Dr. Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit, there would be chaos running around campus trying to make sure everything was set up correctly, and panelists and career connectors were in their correct classrooms to talk…
Study abroad hopeful for spring programs, offers advice
While all students were pulled from their respective study abroad programs last spring and safely brought home, the Office of International Education and Programs is hopeful that despite COVID-19, students will be able to travel come the spring semester. The…
Theater, entertainment panel discusses careers
On Monday, Career Services and The Oswego Alumni Association hosted a Zoom panel called “So, You Want to Work in Theater and Entertainment.” Three different alumni, Gabriel Almanzer, David Saretsky and Denise Grillo, were panelists on the program, all with…
CTS promotes safety from dark web during awareness month
For the entirety of October, SUNY Oswego’s Campus Technology Services promotes cybersecurity, as the month is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. This year’s theme focuses on the dark web and the dangers that come along with it. The dark web…
