Morph mob reclaims title: unofficial hockey mascots
The first week that junior, transfer student Chase Kilmer arrived on campus, he was walking to a class in Lanigan Hall. All of a sudden, Kilmer saw a man donning a red suit and riding a bicycle. He had no…
Comparing Oswego mayoral hopefuls: White
Mayoral Candidate David White has big changes in mind for two of the city’s largest departments if he is elected in November. “The two biggest departments are the biggest problems of the city of Oswego [which] are zoning code enforcement…
Comparing Oswego mayoral hopefuls: Gillen
Mayoral candidate Tom Gillen has a plan to revitalize the community and he would like to include Oswego State. The draw to become mayor, for Gillen, lies in what Oswego used to be a prosperous factory city where people could…
Oswego program helps homeless, faces budget cuts
With record whiteout snowfalls and harsh, hot summers, being homeless in Oswego is no walk in the park. Add to that, the fact that programs designed to assist the homeless in Oswego County are facing budget cuts. Since October 2009,…
Bookmobile fights summer regression
The Oswego Bookmobile has been put into storage after a successful first summer of operation. The Oswego Bookmobile was first displayed during the Fourth of July Parade and then made its first scheduled visit on July 6. It continued making…
Tradition reunites students with family, friends over eventful autumn weekend
This weekend, Oct. 21 and 22, many friends and families of students will flock to Oswego State for the annual Friends and Family Weekend. For much of the student body, this event marks the first time that students will see…
Clery released
The Clery Report, which informs the campus of crime as mandated by law, was released in September. It shows a decrease in liquor law violations, drug law violations and burglaries in judicial referrals on campus. There was sometimes an inverse…
Mary Walker launches preemptive strike on flu
The flu season is just around the corner as students get further into academic overload; a perfect time for college students (and anyone for that matter) to get a flu shot. “The Center for Disease Control recommends a yearly flu…
SUNY Briefs 10/21/2011
SUNY Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday that former state comptroller H. Carl McCall will become the new chairman of the SUNY Board of Trustees. McCall is replacing Carl Hayden, who will remain on the Board. Cuomo said he selected…
George Clarke reflects on independent filmmaking
George Clarke, a Northern Ireland native, reminisced about his years as an independent filmmaker on Tuesday night. He was warmly welcomed and spoke about the experiences he’s had through his work. Allain Daigle organized the presentation along with the Oswego…
