Thanks to a National Geographic Society Committee for Research and Exploration grant, three SUNY Oswego undergraduates spent three weeks at Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, this summer unearthing such fossils as the tiny jaws of ancient animals -- and the fossilized bones of a rare dinosaur -- as they tried on paleontology careers.
Miley Cyrus and Dr. Dre, "Mortal Kombat" and "Star Trek," Festivus and the Ice Bucket Challenge -- they all make it into an academically motivated but approachable new book on popular culture from SUNY Oswego sociology chair Tim Delaney and co-author Tim Madigan of St. John Fisher College's philosophy department.
Dr. Sarfraz Mian, professor of marketing and management in SUNY Oswego's School of Business, joined two co-editors of a new book to take a global view of business incubation, using case studies to describe how technology business incubators by any name -- accelerators, science parks, maker spaces -- have evolved and gained traction as economic development drivers around the world.
SUNY Oswego will host "Land, Sky, Water: Watercolor, Acrylic and Pastel," an exhibition by artist Joan Applebaum opening Friday, Nov. 4, at Oswego State Downtown as part of SUNY Oswego's Downtown Artists Series.
SUNY Oswego will host "Land, Sky, Water: Watercolor, Acrylic and Pastel," an exhibition by artist Joan Applebaum opening Friday, Nov. 4, at Oswego State Downtown as part of SUNY Oswego's Downtown Artists Series.
SUNY Oswego reinstituted a Homecoming celebration in 2015, and decided it was so successful that the 2016 celebration has been expanded to two days.
TED Fellow and independent filmmaker Bassam Tariq will make a free presentation titled "The Global Muslim's Dilemma" at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, in SUNY Oswego's Marano Campus Center auditorium to keynote the college's annual Hart Global Awareness Conference.
SUNY Oswego has achieved its commitment -- among the first colleges and universities in the nation to do so -- to significantly boost the number and diversity of its students in study abroad, thanks in part to its participation in a national campaign to help higher education institutions set clear goals and measurable actions in study abroad engagement.
Award-winning playwright and poet Marcus Gardley, working on a play that will stage this spring at SUNY Oswego and around the nation about the life and death of Malcolm X, will speak at 3 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7, in Marano Campus Center auditorium in the college's Living Writers Series.
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