Trees cut down surrounding Mahar Hall
The trees next to Mahar Hall have been cut down, but for good reason. Those trees have died and were becoming dangerous for the campus community. Next to the doors of Mahar Hall looks empty without the large trees that…
Classes added to gyms, gives variety to workout schedules
Cooper and Glimmerglass Fitness Centers on the Oswego State campus have modified their schedules to make group classes more available for students this semester. The most important implementation are the 30-minute classes. There were concerns about students not having enough…
Campus counseling services center receives accreditation
The efforts made by the Counseling Services Center to support students with mental health and wellness have earned its accreditation by the International Accreditation of Counseling Services. “While I had confidence in our team and our alignment with the IACS…
Funnelle Hall closing for renovations
Funnelle Hall is going to be temporarily closed for renovations after the fall semester. The renovations will keep the building closed for the spring 2020 semester, and it is expected to reopen for the fall 2020 semester. Funnelle Hall has…
Oswego State students eat takeout instead of cooking
College students have a stereotype of knowing how to cook one meal, Ramen Noodles. A student who is typically living on their own for the first time may not know how to feed themselves and that draws the question, how…
College plans stress-relief week to help end-of-semester woes
The Oswego State Dean of Students office and Counseling Center are hosting several stress-relief programs during the last week of classes and into finals week to help students manage end-of-semester stress. These events are a part of the campus Stress-Free…
Professor debuts second Christmas film
If you had told Oswego State screenwriting professor Juliet Giglio that she would be writing Christmas movies with her husband, Keith, back in 2012, she would not have believed you. And yet, on Nov. 2, the Giglio’s celebrated the release…
Oswego professor sends Christmas cards to victims
For the third year in a row, an Oswego State professor is coordinating efforts to send out thousands of holiday cards to the families and communities affected by mass shootings. Jaclyn Schildkraut, an associate professor of criminal justice at Oswego…
International Education Week: Study Abroad Gallery
Mossel Bay, South Africa Study Abroad photo submitted by Gemma McAfee Costa Rica Study Abroad photos submitted by Madeline Perry London Study Abroad photos by Nicole Hube | The Oswegonian France Study Abroad photos by Julia Tilley | The Oswegonian
Environmental awareness rising on Oswego State campus
Across the country people are beginning to take steps to become more environmentally friendly and now environmental sustainability is growing to be a big part of life at Oswego State. Oswego State has implemented many different programs in order to…
