The Oswegonian

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Laker Gameday Preview: Women’s Hockey vs. SUNY Potsdam (Game Two of Three)

The Oswego State women’s hockey team is set for an afternoon matchup against SUNY Potsdam, coming off of a game against SUNY Cortland that ended in a tie. SUNY Potsdam its last game 5-2 against SUNY Canton and will look…

Semester Photo Highlights Gallery

Thank you to the photographers of the Oswegonian for all their hard work and excellence in photo coverage this semester! Our Fall 2019 photographers include: Nsikak Ekong, Colin Hawkins, Alexis Fragapane, Casey Stone, William Rogers, Alexander Stoutenger, Sierra Davis, Tom…

Lakers look to build off 2018 victory

With tension ongoing for years, the Oswego State men’s hockey team is looking to take home its second Whiteout victory against its rival, Plattsburgh State.  The Lakers defeated Plattsburgh State 4-0 last season. Being their first Whiteout win in six…

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Halloween Week Gallery

Photos by William Rogers and Nicole Hube | The Oswegonian Halloween Open Mic at Lake Effect CafĂ© and “It’s Okay Not to Drink” Week ft. Oswego Peer Educators, Zach Hill (performing), and DJ Alex Forrest. Mr. Shoemaker’s Mystic Museum Haunted…

‘Criminal Minds’ recap in preparation for upcoming final season

With 14 seasons under its belt, “Criminal Minds” will say goodbye to its fans after having run for a total of 15 seasons. While there has not been a premiere date for the last season, it has been speculated that…

Climate Strike Gallery

Photos by Nicole Hube | The Oswegonian

Improved gun legislation necessary

On Dec. 14, 2012, the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting took place. This event was so shocking that many believed it would lead to the end of the gun control debate and the start of real, impactful gun legislation.  Since…

Anti-vaxxers spread illnesses

Vaccinations against diseases, including measles and polio, have been instrumental in the eradication of said diseases around the world. These diseases took lives in a multitude of numbers. An increase and acceptance of receiving vaccinations helped extinguish these diseases. These…