‘Pink The Rink’ more than just a game to Oswego
The Oswego State women’s ice hockey team is set to host its sixth annual Pink the Rink Weekend on Friday and Saturday against Williams College. The event carries an extra bit of importance to the program, especially for head coach…
Canton men’s ice hockey program linked to Oswego
With SUNY Canton on the Oswego State Lakers’ schedule this weekend, there are plenty of hometown connections to discuss. The Sports Information Director, Nate Hart, and head coach Trevor Gilligan of the men’s ice hockey team from Canton are Oswego…
Galati goes from lethal goal-scorer to prolific passer
After a dominating freshman year with an impressive 24 goals, it may seem easy to look at Matt Galati’s four goal performance this season and assume he’s had a less than productive year. However, despite not lighting the lamp as…
Campus Recreation Report
The basketball and broomball tournaments and handball keague kicked off this week as the spring semester at Campus Recreation began. During the first day of the Co-Rec Broomball Tournament Shortbus Superstars, the Crimson Panthers, and Nielsen Before Me all defeated…
Seneca Hall faces burglaries
Four burglaries took place in Seneca Hall from Jan. 24 to Jan. 31 involving the theft of items such as purses, money and food, which has sparked an ongoing investigation, according to University Police. “We are investigating these incidents as…
University Police trains in preventing bias, brutality
After nearly 1,000 fatal police shootings in the U.S., the Oswego State Police Department plans to combat officer bias with fair and impartial policing. University Police Lieutenant Matthew Barbeau was one of 24 officers trained at the National Fair and…
‘D” Bus expands company, buys out trolley
Starting this semester, students who request late night busing will no longer see the Trolley running on campus. Lee Walker, owner of the Oswego D Bus, recently announced that he bought the Trolley from Allen Chase Enterprises. The announcement came…
Oswego State president answers student concerns
Oswego State faculty and staff want to be a part of the students’ world, the college’s president told students Wednesday night. Oswego State President Deborah Stanley held her first town hall meeting of the semester on Feb. 10. Stanley…
Study abroad program receives national level recognition for inclusive initiative
In January, Oswego State received a high-ranking national level recognition, The Institute Of International Education’s Heiskell Honorable Award for their new study abroad initiative titled “I, Too, Am Study Abroad.” Some students might consider studying abroad one of the most…
City of Oswego considers lifting parking policy after mild winter weather
About a month after the 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. parking ban, the city of Oswego starts to question the policy after the start of a mild winter and looks into lifting it before March 31. While Mayor Billy…
