“Assassination Nation” more style than substance
This year has been a rather odd one in multiple fields, but especially so for the independent film genre. Due to the incredibly vast number of directorial debuts, the tonal inconsistencies within the independent film genre of 2018 has been…
‘American Vandal’ continues to show high school’s dark side
It all seemed like “Ozark” would be the only show with an impressive second season. Satirizing many of the true-crime documentary series that Netflix has commissioned over the years, “American Vandal,” created by Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, seemed like…
SUNY chancellor officially inaugurated
On Sept. 14, the SUNY system inaugurated its 13th chancellor, Kristina Johnson. Johnson has served as chancellor since September 2017. The event, held at SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology’s Halt Theater in New York City, was attended by delegates of…
Year of Korea event discusses K-Pop
The Institute for Global Engagement held the opening for its Year of Korea on Sept. 14. This is its third year of events, following 2016’s Year of Brazil and 2017’s Year of India. The goal of these events is to…
SAVE CNY hosts annual 5k walk, run
Suicide Awareness Voices of Education CNY held its eighth annual Stride to SAVE Lives 5k Sept. 15, where close to 400 members of the community gathered in the Hewitt Ballroom at Oswego State to support the organization’s cause. Partnered with…
Blackboard, DegreeWorks outages hurt assignments
Since the beginning of the semester, Oswego State has been dealing with some major outages that have been slowing down students and professors. Blackboard and DegreeWorks have been experiencing intermittent service issues, which have resulted in slow response times or…
Oswego spreads LGBTQ pride
On Sept. 15, Oswego Pride and Queens for a Cause hosted their annual Pride Festival. Queens for a Cause has hosted a number of charity events in the past to support and help the community, including monthly drag shows, and…
Oswego State fails to vote at national average
Oswego State students fall below the national average for people enrolled in four-year colleges that vote in both the presidential elections and midterm elections. In the most recent midterm election in 2014, although 55.6 percent of students had been registered…
