Pain at the pump in CNY continues as warmer months arrive
As the war in Iran enters its fifth week, the pain at the pump for Central New Yorkers is only going to get worse. Gas prices are soaring toward record highs across the country and throughout Central New York. The…
Rail Jam cancellation leaves students, Ski Club in disbelief
After over a decade as a winter tradition, Rail Jam will not return to SUNY Oswego after university officials cancelled the student-run event, citing safety concerns. Hosted annually by the Oswego Ski and Snowboarding Club, Rail Jam transforms a part…
Mahar Hall, Hewitt Quad close due to renovations
On Feb. 5, students at SUNY Oswego began seeing new caution signs preventing pedestrians from passing by the Hewitt Quad and Mahar Hall. Professors and students believed that a skiing event may be prepared. Others thought that maybe it was…
Volunteers track bird patterns while at Rice Creek Field StationÂ
Even in the dead of winter, when Oswego feels frozen solid and colorless, there is still movement at SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station. From November through April, birdwatchers gather at Rice Creek to participate in Project FeederWatch, a nationwide…
Mayor speaks on immigration enforcement impact, city’s policies
The City of Oswego has a history of letting its citizens have their voices heard, including through protests, parades and events. In the past year, the current administration in our country has become more strict on its immigration policy and…
Latest Artswego performance features puppets, shadows
SUNY Oswego’s ARTSwego Performing Arts Series was able to bring Manual Cinema’s “The 4th Witch” to the Oswego community. Inspired by William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” “The 4th Witch” tells the story of a young girl who becomes an apprentice to a…
New art gallery puts femininity on display
Tyler Art Gallery is hosting another set of artists for the beginning of the semester, with an exhibit called “She is on Her Way” until Feb 26. The gallery includes four artists who, through their artwork, show various forms of…
New student club takes on viral YouTube challenge
SUNY Oswego’s newest student-run organization, the Content Creation Club, is making waves in the campus community with their introductory “Pop the Balloon” event. Held the day after Valentine’s Day in one of Hewitt Hall’s freshly renovated classrooms, the organizers called…
SUNY Oswego honors Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through sustainability
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. dedicated his life to helping others in his community and on Feb. 7, students at SUNY Oswego joined together for a day of service in honor of him. The Office of Sustainability and the Community…
Snow-covered sidewalks pose trouble for students on campus
After an overnight snowstorm dropped inches of snow across New York State last week, many SUNY Oswego residents woke up to more than just slippery roads. Snow-covered sidewalks, blocked roads and inaccessible bus stops made it difficult and, in some…
