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Ryan Enos Named 2022 SUNYAC Baseball Scholar Athlete of the Year

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2018 Oswego Golfers Nice Mix of Youth and Experience

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OCO Glow-A-Fun Golf Tournament to feature a $10,000 Putting Contest

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Recognition for service -- SUNY Oswego, recognized as a military-friendly college for its support of students currently or formerly in the armed forces, will host Military Appreciation Night on Nov. 20. Veterans, active duty, Guard and Reserves service members may attend the Morrisville-Oswego men's ice hockey game for free with a guest, as well as a Veterans Organization Resource Fair. Organizer Ben Parker (pictured in red shirt), veteran and military services coordinator for the college, speaks with SUNY Oswego Veterans Club members at a previous Veterans Day event on campus.

College to Celebrate Military Appreciation Night at Hockey Game

Nov 06, 2015

Strategic migration -- Lindsay A. Bell of SUNY Oswego's anthropology faculty and four other researchers sum up their examination of French-speaking minorities in Canada in a new book titled "Sustaining the Nation: The Making and Moving of Language and Nation" published by Oxford University Press. The team interviewed hundreds of French-speaking, non-Quebecois minorities to examine trends in globalization, mobility, culture and language among people who have experienced repeated economic displacements.

Anthropologist Studies Canada's French-Speaking Minorities Migration

Nov 05, 2015

Rethinking democracy -- Stephen J. Rosow of SUNY Oswego's political science department writes in "Globalization and Democracy," a new book he co-authored with Australian political theorist Jim George, that, far from being just a traditional governing form of Western nations, democracy now comes as a diversity of political responses to specific, often local, conditions and struggles.

Democracy Now Comes in Variety of Forms, New Book

Nov 05, 2015

Officials from SUNY Oswego and Upstate Medical University met recently to discuss research collaborations and tour Upstate’s research facilities. One collaboration between the two is the SUNY Labs to Jobs Consortium that received a recent $18 million state grant. Touring the Neurosciences Research Building Oct. 9 from SUNY Oswego are, from left, Pam Caraccioli, deputy to the president for economic development and external partnerships; President Deborah Stanley; and Isabelle Bichindaritz, PhD, director of biomedical sciences; with the Upstate Professor Peter Calvert, PhD, who conducts vision research.

Upstate, Area SUNY Institutions Share in $18M State Grant

Nov 04, 2015

Monitoring pollutants -- Working in SUNY Oswego's Environmental Research Center in the Shineman Center, junior chemistry major Jesse Mazur (left) and senior biochemistry major Hannah Valentino check a sample of fish tissue bound for a gas chromatograph, which will analyze the sample for chemical compounds. Looking on, Jim Pagano, director of the center, recently learned the college would share in the third five-year grant in a series under the leadership of Clarkson University to monitor Great Lakes fish for trends in a long list of pollutants.

SUNY Oswego Researchers Monitor Fish for Pollutants

Nov 04, 2015

Left-right: Front Row: Gillian Clark, Leanna Restani, Elyse Maniccia, Cassie Rom Middle Row: Brandon Cheeley, Colin Li, Melissa Chun, Sophia Loayza, Emily Strzelinski, Jenna Ballard, James May, Nolan Callahan Back Row: Alex Emmons, Ben Chatterton, Luke May, Elizabeth Bush, Margo McBrearty, Ryan Smith, Ayla Busch, Andrew Hook

Oswego Community Youth Orchestra 2015 Fall Concert

Nov 02, 2015

Negative capture -- SUNY Oswego's Zahra Zavery prepares to scan a half-century-old negative to create a photo for display in the college's Found Negative Project. Zavery works with art faculty member Julieve Jubin as an intern with the project. An opening reception for a display of the large photos created from the negatives will be held Nov. 13 in Penfield Library. The display will continue there until Dec. 2.

Professor, Students Restore Local Photo Collection for Display

Oct 30, 2015

Pianist Robert Auler

Robert Auler to Offer 'Outtakes' of Classical, Jazz Icons

Oct 29, 2015

Loayza Directs Climate Change Theatre Action in Oswego

Loayza Directs Climate Change Theatre Action in Oswego

Oct 28, 2015

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