South African activist lectures for Ernst & Young series
A South African activist spoke about her country’s battle with HIV, the effect the disease has on the workplace and how her fortitude has given a better life to thousands of people. Deidre Moskoff, who is currently a graduate student…
Midterm grades are missed when gone
Do you remember those days from middle school and high school where you received those five-week or 10-week reports that showed your grades? Those reports that some of us looked forward to seeing and that some of us made sure…
Preparation is paramount as registration dates approach
It’s that time of the semester when everyone starts to stress out about what classes to take for next semester. Plenty of people have panic attacks, some people cry on the floor with confusion and others freak out until they…
Student artist looks to start new conversation on slavery
The “Identity” exhibit was alive in every way at the opening ceremony Friday, March 28. Between the photographs of humans and outdoor scenes, walking through the exhibit was not just a viewing, but also an experience for the senses, mind…
Acclaimed string quartet, guitarist make their tour’s first stop
[su_custom_gallery source=”media: 16997,16998,16999,17000,17001,17002,17003″] String quartet Ethel and “Guitar God” Kaki King kicked off their tour “… And Other Stories” at Tyler Hall on Wednesday. The two celebrated musical acts came to Oswego State through Artswego. The tour is a follow-up…
Remembering Mary Walker
In 1916, the Board of Medal Awards, concerned that too many Medal of Honor awards were given away too expediently, reviewed all previous Medals of Honor given out before World War I. The review would end with nearly 1,000 medals…
Student wearing blackface sparks racial debate
She immediately knew something was wrong. Everyone at the party seemed to be enjoying themselves and ignoring the elephant in the room. Julia Nuzzo, however, thought that it needed to be addressed, so she asked the student what his intentions…
Students use spring break to serve community
While many Oswego State students returned to their homes for much needed relief during spring break, some students partook in an Alternative Spring Break and spent the week doing volunteer work at various locations around the nation. The locations…
Outdoor Club keeps active
Devon Rich, a sophomore and math education major, never thought she would find her place at Oswego State with the Outdoor Club, but it has become her niche. Rich discovered the Outdoor Club at the involvement fair at the beginning…
This Week in SA
Twenty senators were present in room 132 of the Campus Center Auditorium on Tuesday for the weekly Student Association senate meeting. With the change of scenery, this would mark the final meeting where current President Anthony Smith and Vice President…
