SUNY Oswego students supported the national Rock the Vote effort, turning out on Election Night to vote for local, state and national offices -- and for "Oswego's Best Pizza."
SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley has invited the public to enjoy a family outing during Thanksgiving week, Nov. 24 to 30, at Romney Field House's new track, revitalized Rice Creek Field Station's trails, the Marano Campus Center ice, the Shineman Center planetarium and more.
The Hewitt Union Ballroom at SUNY Oswego was brought to life for a second weekend with the school’s production of the raucous musical, “The Rocky Horror Show.”
SUNY Oswego's Fall Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Arts exhibitions will open with a free public artists' reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, in Tyler Art Gallery at Penfield Library.
Military Times has named SUNY Oswego to its "Best for Vets" colleges ranking for 2015. Owner of newsweeklies focusing on each branch of service, Military Times weighs colleges' and universities' array of services, special rules, accommodations, campus culture and financial incentives for veterans through detailed surveys and comparative national data to arrive at the ranking.
SUNY Oswego, celebrating the first anniversary of its Battle Buddy Center in the Veterans Lounge, recently earned two significant distinctions for 2018 as a military-friendly college.
SUNY Oswego this fall awarded the inaugural Nunzio "Nick" C. and Lorraine E. Marano Scholarships, easing the financial burdens of 62 first-generation college students.
SUNY Oswego theatre major Nova Grayson Casillo chose an ambitious senior honors thesis, a project with some serious bite: producing and designing the Steven Dietz adaptation of "Dracula."
An exhibition of artwork by SUNY Oswego advanced illustration students will open at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, with a free public reception and live musical entertainment at the SUNY Oswego Metro Center in downtown Syracuse.
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