Their headquarters are smaller than one might imagine for a group so visible across campus: inside the cramped room in Mahar Hall, there are a…
Quinn Youngs
Nov 1
The United States will be voting for its next president in less than a month. To prepare for this, Vote Oswego is trying to get…
Maria Pawelczyk
Oct 24
Widespread protests against the war between Israel and Palestine have found prominent roles on college campuses, including that of a student activist group at SUNY…
A wintertime scene on the Hewitt Quad; two figures dancing by candlelight; a dragon flying over hands of many colors—these are a few of the…
Quinn Youngs
Oct 24
Penfield Library hosted its annual “Oz Reads Banned Books” event to kick off Banned Books Week, following the rising number of books banned or challenged…
One of their hometown papers, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, called them “crackpot modernists and cartooning Michaelangelos.” The New York Times said they were “a multimedia troupe…
Bryan Santiago
Oct 3
Alumni returning to campus did not expect overt racism to remain on campus. They want action. “We students of color are all familiar with Oswego’s…
Gabriella Patterson
Oct 3
John B. King Jr., chancellor of the SUNY system, bestowed the presidential medallion onto Peter Nwosu, officially inaugurating him as the 11th president of SUNY…
Reports of rape and dating violence on campus rose in 2023, according to the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report released on Oct. 1. The…
Quinn Youngs
Oct 3
Finding a job after graduation can be the most stressful part of college. Pew Research found that at the end of 2021, 41% of college…
Quinn Youngs
Sep 26