Lakers fall short in high-scoring NCAA quarterfinal
Adrian, Mich.–No. 1 Adrian scored two quick goals at the end of the second period to swing momentum en route to a 5-4 win over No. 6 Oswego State in the NCAA quarterfinals on Saturday night. The goals came from…
Lakers use offensive outburst to advance in NCAA Tournament
Geneva, N.Y.–No. 4 Oswego State received production out of its top two scoring lines in 6-1 win on Saturday night in Geneva to get past No. 10 Hobart College and into the NCAA Div. III Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament quarterfinals….
President Stanley hears out student-related issues
Last Monday night in the Marano Campus Center Auditorium, Oswego State President Deborah Stanley hosted her first “Conversation with President Stanley,” which lasted just over an hour-and-a-half. “It’s important to hear the voices of the students directly,” Stanley said. “We…
Adjuncts consider salaries unfair
Adjunct professors make poverty level wages while college tuition continues to rise annually. Adjuncts, or part-time professors, make up around 76 percent of all college professors, according to the American Association of University Professors. Adjuncts are typically allowed to teach…
Rep. Katko visits Oswego; talks economy
Rep. John Katko held a listening session in the city of Oswego last Wednesday, who along with a group of local panelists, addressed economic development in Oswego County. Moderator Jim Grimshaw, the director of the Office of Business and Community…
Centro budget cuts might affect Oswego State
Centro officials are considering eliminating some bus services to amend for a $4.5 million budget gap, including some services offered to Oswego State students through Centro’s yearly contract with Oswego State. Centro has contracts with Oswego State, Syracuse University and…
Pathfinder hosts second Bacon Fest
The second annual Bacon Fest was held March. 7 in Pathfinder Dining Hall. In total, 1,724 students attended. The entire day was bacon, from brunch, to Chasin’ Bacon and a 5k race used to promote the event, as well as…
Guest discusses U.S.-Japanese relations
Japanese professor and journalist Michio Katsumata visited Oswego State last week to speak about the history of U.S.-Japanese relations. Katsumata is currently a professor at Akita International University. He spent about two weeks in the U.S. on a lecture tour…
This Week in SA
The Student Association held its 17th meeting of the academic year Tuesday evening. The number of senators needed to make quorum was satisfied. Two new students, Kaitlin O’Connor and Aleyah Johnson were sworn in as senators and took the oath…
A ride along with University Police
Like any Saturday night at the Oswego State University Police station, this night was very unpredictable. Riding along with Lt. David Miller and Officer Thomas Marrone, there was a better understanding of the day-to-day activity in the University Police department….
