SUNY Oswego works to keep Lake Ontario clear of trash, help environment
The Office of Sustainability and Great Lakes Institute are working together to keep Lake Ontario clean and healthy for both the wildlife and students of SUNY Oswego. During the warmer months of the academic year, from 5 p.m. to 6…
Volunteers track bird patterns while at Rice Creek Field StationÂ
Even in the dead of winter, when Oswego feels frozen solid and colorless, there is still movement at SUNY Oswegoâs Rice Creek Field Station. From November through April, birdwatchers gather at Rice Creek to participate in Project FeederWatch, a nationwide…
Snow-covered sidewalks pose trouble for students on campus
After an overnight snowstorm dropped inches of snow across New York State last week, many SUNY Oswego residents woke up to more than just slippery roads. Snow-covered sidewalks, blocked roads and inaccessible bus stops made it difficult and, in some…
Office of Accessibility on how campus is equipped for winter weatherÂ
As winter finally approaches, the weather worsens and so do the conditions in which students have to walk to classes. Several departments on campus work together to ensure to the best of their ability, that students who need accommodations can…
Tyler Hall hosts âAll That Remainsâ gallery by professors
Tyler Hall Art Gallery is hosting another exhibit for the semester called âAll That Remains,â featuring two SUNY Oswego professors as the artists. Peter Cardone, a visiting assistant professor for photography, along with Christopher McEvoy, who teaches painting, showcase artwork…
Johnson Hall closes indefinitely for academic year
On Oct. 10, Johnson Hall closed down and all its residents were moved into other dormitories across campus indefinitely. This freshman-only dorm was abandoned due to an ongoing mold problem that has been affecting the building for a few years,…
Artswego gears up for second performance of the semester
ARTSwego is hosting its second event of the semester on Oct. 28 in Hewitt Hallâs ballroom. The Paza Experience is a Native American cultural performance that showcases traditional and modern songs with historical explanations and demonstrations of menâs and womenâs…
Villalobos Brothers stun crowd at Waterman Theatre performance
The Villalobos Brothers, a Grammy-winning trio of violinist-composers from Veracruz, Mexico, brought vibrant energy to SUNY Oswegoâs Waterman Theater on Friday, Sept. 19. Their performance opened the ARTSwego Performing Arts Series, giving the community a chance to experience one of…
Faculty adjust as Mahar Hall undergoes renovations
With the recent reopening of Hewitt Hall this semester, the Universityâs Facilities Services office now turns toward its next construction project in Mahar Hall. In spring 2025, the history department and the social sciences departments, including anthropology, criminal justice, economics,…
3rd annual publishing festival coming soon
The third annual publishing festival is coming to SUNY Oswegoâs campus later this semester, giving students opportunities to make connections. Professor Juliet Giglio, director of the creative writing department, along with a group of students, has put together this event….
