‘How To Get Away With Murder’ captivates audiences
The first episode in season two of “How to Get Away With Murder” shook its viewers and had them on the edge of their seats with their introduction of new characters, revealing of dark secrets and unbelievable plot twists letting…
‘Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials’ strays from literary beginnings
If you are the type of person who likes to dissect the differences between books and the movies based on them, be prepared to be disappointed by “Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials.” The reason for this is, aside from the…
‘NBA 2K16’ excites loyal fans, provides more realistic experience
Each year devout fans of basketball and sports video games alike patiently wait for the day they can pick up the latest edition of NBA 2K. This year, 2K Sports attempted to create the most realistic on-court experience ever. They…
Vox pop- Students react to auxiliary services’ cash dining accepting debit cards
In light of Auxiliary Services’ expanding the option to pay with a debit card to all eatery’s on-campus, we talked to students to see what they thought of this recent change. Biology major Alex Steiner thinks “It’s really cool and that…
People by the lake II
“ I am a Math Faculty member here at Oswego State. I also run the First Year Residential Program for Johnson Hall, which is the only all-freshman residence hall on campus. So I work a lot with freshmen, and try…
Students come together below stars in awe of Sunday’ s lunar eclipse
Over a hundred students gathered under the stars at the Rice Creek Field Station to witness the rare spectacle of the lunar eclipse on Sept. 27 at 9 p.m. With friends and faculty in attendance the Astronomy Club hosted the…
City common council restricts bus night activity
After several noise complaints were directed to Oswego City Councilor Francis Enwright, he is set to restrict large buses in the first District. “I have the attorney working on it right now,” Enwright said. “By limiting the number of passengers,…
Racial bias-related incident sparks email to students
On Thursday, Sept. 17 , an offensive racial slur was written on a whiteboard outside a room in Seneca Hall that later sparked a mass email from the Department of Residence Life and Housing. Although the incident is still under…
Al Roker visits Oswego to promote novel
On Sept. 25, Al Roker, author of “The Storm of the Century” and Oswego State graduate of ’76, came to campus. Roker arrived after his morning news cast on NBC’s “Today” to talk about his new book. In this historic…
Author discusses this year’s Oswego Reading Initiative novel
Every summer the Oswego Reading Initiative (ORI) chooses a book for the students of Oswego and the community to read. This past summer the book “We Are All Completely Besides Ourselves” by Karen Joy Fowler was selected. On Wednesday,Fowler came…
