âRhino World Orderâ tackles ideas of violence, conformity
Rich Tomasello is a multimedia artist and educator from Buffalo, New York, whose creations mostly revolve around ideas of violence and politicism in modern society. One of his most recent projects, titled âRhino World Order,â fits that description perfectly. The…
Hewitt Hall reopens; showcasing new spaces
Hewitt Hall, the College of Communication, Media and Arts building, reopened on Aug. 25, unveiling brand new state-of-the-art equipment for all students to experience. After being under construction since 2021, the building was made accessible to students and professors at…
Artswego forges new connections through power of art, agency
Approaching the Marano Campus Center concourse Wednesday, April 23, one may have noticed the sparseness as the day winded down. A usual feeling on any other day as the quiet and peace settled in, but it was Quest Dayâthe 46th…
Community members wow audience with woodwind quintet performance
Breezy Harbor Winds, a group of faculty and community members, showed off their instrumental skills in a woodwind quintet at Sheldon Hall Ballroom on April 27. Trevor Jorgensen, the orchestra director on campus and four other community members performed seven…
Cooper needs more vegetarian options
Will somebody please think of the vegetarians? In non-Western cuisines, meatless diets are not only conventional but often expected and even considered holier. In America, however, vegetarians have to deal with awkward carefulness and annoying conversations. As a reparation for…
Student petition calls for Black studies department
Unlike many of its peers in the SUNY system, SUNY Oswego does not have a Black studies major program, a fact that graduating senior Rickey Strachan is hoping to change with other studentsâ help. Inspired by Professor Kenneth Marshallâs Black…
Parasites, cardinals, urbanization studied by honors student in thesis
Urbanization, parasites and cardinals all come together in one Oswego studentâs honors thesis. Sonia Hernandez, a senior majoring in zoology, is in the final semester of her research project. After spending time working on fieldwork and microscopy throughout the summer…
Administration for Native Americans Commissioner speaks at SUNY Oswego
On March 8, Patrice Kunesh, of Standing Rock Lakota descent, joined SUNY Oswego professor Jason Zenorâs American Indian Sovereignty class via Zoom. Kunesh is an American attorney who has served as commissioner for Native Americans and was recently appointed by…
Officer-in-Charge Toale participates in forum as presidential search candidate
The SUNY Oswego faculty, community and students were invited to take part in the first open forums regarding the universityâs search for its next president on March 20. The first candidate announced to be making a visit was SUNY Oswegoâs…
Accessibility resources available to students
Disclaimer: This article is being written as a follow up for an editorial published in the March 3 edition of The Oswegonian titled âThe Editor-In-Chiefâs Column: Oswego Is Not Safe Or Accessible.â Accessibility resources at SUNY Oswego are not just…
