The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

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Student Association passes contingency fund resolution

Oswego State Student Association heavily debated and eventually passed a resolution at the April 9 meeting, which would change SA bylaws to restrict allocating contingency funds for conferences. The resolution, titled “Res.54.25 Conference Consideration,” would amend SA bylaws to make…

Rice Creek walk offers sights of spring

Oswego State students can experience the outdoors at Rice Creek Field Station off Thompson Road near the campus. Rice Creek Field Station is part of Oswego State and houses labs and observational facilities for students researching biology and earth science….

SA election under investigation

Although Oswego State students voted for next year’s Student Association president in the beginning of March, the result still has not been released. Senator Baldwin Lawson and current President Omar van Reenen ran against each other in the race for…

Administration hosts town hall, group discussion

Members of Oswego State administration met with students and Student Association members on Monday for a town hall meeting to discuss the concerns of the student body. The meeting began with an address by President Deborah Stanley, when she explained…

College political club leaders discuss prominent national issues

Hosted and moderated by the Political Science club, representatives from three of Oswego State’s student political clubs debated a wide variety of issues during Quest on Wednesday, April 3. Connor Breese, president of College Democrats at Oswego State, Jason Harris,…

Dining hall options decrease for commissary renovation

Oswego State Auxiliary Services announced the temporary closing of the commissary starting April 15 for reconstruction and upgrades, affecting meal variety in the dining halls for the remainder of spring semester.  The inventory will be downsized, and meal rotations will…

Student creates podcast on cold case

Oswego State senior journalism major Ryan Zalduondo spent the past two semesters investigating a 25-year-old kidnapping cold case, working with NPR affiliate WRVO Public Media to produce a podcast and release the first of four episodes Wednesday, April 3. A…

Oswego esports club needs your vote

The eSports Association club at Oswego State is participating in an online contest to win a place in a regional collegiate “Overwatch” tournament, an online competitive video game. “Our thing is competitive gaming. We compete with other schools,” said Brian…

CTS proposes increase to $431 technology fee

Campus Technology Services is proposing for Oswego State to increase its campus technology fee by $14 as part of its annual broad-based fee increase in order to support growing technology services on campus. “One of the things that sets us…

SA responds to club funding mishap

At the beginning of the semester, Oswego State’s Habitat for Humanity requested $1,500 from the Student Association contingency fund to go toward an event on March 28 because the organization never received a budget. After the initial annual budget bill…