Miracle at SUNY Oswego
I remember the unrest on campus a little more than 50 years ago. There were protests about U.S. involvement in …
Homage to a Teacher
Melvin Bernstein, class of ’51, died in June of 1986. His passing went unnoticed by The New York Times and …
Faculty – Hall of Fame
The Fullers Some decisions in life come easily. Cindy Evans Fuller ’72 knew that she wanted to follow in her favorite high school …
In Memoriam
Frances Jones Eggleston ’36 of Venice, Fla., died April 12, 2019, at the age of 104. She taught in Palermo, …
Sheldon Objects
Want to see more Oswego artifacts? Check out Penfield Library’s Special Collections or stop by King Alumni Hall.
Branching Out
While the Howard’s family may have older and larger branches on the Oswego State Family tree, there are many families …
The Value of Water
Water—it’s the resource that courses through every vein of our daily lives. It keeps our communities healthy, our cities running and …
The World in Watercolor
U.S. Army Officer Carol Zieres ’82 was stationed at an outpatient clinic for the Allied Forces Central Europe in Holland …
Water Drives Commerce
As the newly appointed executive director of the Port of Oswego Authority, William Scriber ’80 wakes up every morning with …
Water Unites Us
Steve Surprenant ’84 lives life simply, guided by the maxim: Start where you are, use what you have and do …