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 weatherÂ
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…
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…
Children should have access to news sources
For many years, citizens have relied on the news to share crucial information about what is occurring in the world. While the form of media has changed from radio to television to hand-held devices, news has remained a prominent source…
Villalobos Brothers stun crowd at Waterman Theatre performance
The Villalobos Brothers, a Grammy-winning trio of violinist-composers from Veracruz, Mexico, brought vibrant energy to SUNY Oswego’s Waterman Theater on Friday, Sept. 19. Their performance opened the ARTSwego Performing Arts Series, giving the community a chance to experience one of…
Porchfest celebrates 10 years in style
The Town of Oswego hosted the tenth annual Porchfest on Sept. 21, celebrating a sense of community among citizens. Porchfest is celebrated every third Sunday of September and showcases various local artists who sing covers and original songs for all…
Professor opens new chapter of networking group for broadcasting, cinema students
For Oswego, there will be a new organization for broadcasting and cinema screens studies students to participate in. The Broadcasting Education Association (BEA) has a new chapter of its association opening doors at SUNY Oswego. David Crider, a broadcasting professor…
Seneca artist Luanne Redeye colors kinship on canvas
A family of four poses for a group portrait, two children in front, their parents’ heads cropped from the top. At a brief glance the image may seem like a typical painting, but looking longer, one notices something peculiar: the…
Aspiring sailor revives student sailing club: ‘I came to Oswego for the body of water’
Initial looks can be deceiving. The small 8.5″ x 11″ flyers for the Oswego Sailing Club may have seemed mildly intriguing at first. Tropical music greeted a line of students signing in, a turnout much larger than club president and…
LGBT students find belonging in expanded living space
Following last year’s debut of the All In Living Learning Community (LLC), a living space dedicated to queer students, Residence Life and Housing expanded the community to a second floor of Waterbury Hall to accommodate the wave of interest in…
