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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…

Office of Accessibility on how campus is equipped for winter weather 

As winter finally approaches, the weather worsens and so do the conditions in which students have to walk to classes.  Several departments on campus work together to ensure to the best of their ability, that students who need accommodations can…

Wildlife on campus, how University Police deals

SUNY Oswego has proven to be a college which embraces its students’ love for nature. Across campus students are provided with opportunities to connect with the natural world. Such opportunities include nature classes across different majors, events and speakers. One…

Tyler Hall hosts ‘All That Remains’ gallery by professors

Tyler Hall Art Gallery is hosting another exhibit for the semester called “All That Remains,” featuring two SUNY Oswego professors as the artists. Peter Cardone, a visiting assistant professor for photography, along with Christopher McEvoy, who teaches painting, showcase artwork…

Living Writers Series author talks about California wildfires

On Monday, Nov. 3, students attending the Living Writer’s course were given a detailed in-person presentation by the published author, Shana Youngdahl. She spoke about her book “A Catalog of Burnt Objects,” a novel which was notably published by Dial…

21st annual media summit takes over SUNY Oswego

The 21st annual Dr. Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit came back to SUNY Oswego Thursday, Oct. 23, in the newly renovated Hewitt Hall, the building for the College of Communication, Media and the Arts. Alumni from communications, media and arts…

Living Writers Series welcomes newest author to program

This week, SUNY Oswego students participating in the Living Writers course were presented with the unique opportunity to virtually meet with the published author, Shannon Luders-Manuel, over Zoom to discuss her new book “The One Who Loves You,” which was…