When arriving on campus, you might have been handed an extensive list of items that are prohibited in the residence halls. Perhaps you found yourself…
Mackenzie Shields
Sep 28
Since 2004, there has been continuous discussion on the clean-up and preservation of Lake Neatahwanta after it was blamed for the death of dozens of…
A typical assignment for professor Stephanie Pritchard’s ENG 102 composition class would include a general “Note on AI” description. Scrolling through syllabi for different fall…
Bryan Santiago
Sep 28
On Sept. 18, SUNY Oswego rapidly moved up 15 places to become no. 39 in the U.S. News and World Report’s list of the “2024…
Unveiling its grand opening last semester on Apr. 11, the student-run Rich ‘N’ Pour café has once again begun operations for the academic year. Housed…
Nicolas Diaz
Sep 28
Poet Danez Smith does not care what elite white literary circles think about their work. “I’m not going to be in places that I’m not…
Quinn Youngs
Sep 21
With the subject of mental health becoming a more prevalent social topic, agencies across the country have begun to shift their protocol to include more…
Nicolas Diaz
Sep 21
Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, the well-known Oswego native, will be featured on U.S. Quarters as a part of the United States American Women Quarters Program.…
SUNY Oswego hosted the annual Study Abroad Fair for students on Sept. 13. The event allowed students to meet with either Study Abroad Mentors or…
Nancy Ho
Sep 21
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,…
Quinn Youngs
Sep 21