MacPherson Showcases Family in Tyler Exhibit
In a recent exhibit at Tyler Art Gallery, Tom MacPherson ’73 gave viewers a glimpse inside life with his mother’s …
Faculty Hall of Fame: Helen Zakin
Her career took her to the soaring cathedrals of Europe in search of medieval stained glass windows, but as a …
Alumna named Purpose Prize Fellow
Civic Ventures honored Virginia “Ginny” Donohue ’88, executive director and founder of On Point for College, as a 2010 Purpose …
Science sage Hyde retires after 43 years
After four decades in Snygg Hall, Kenneth Hyde, distinguished teaching professor of chemistry, traded in his course notes for a …
Cutler’s Public Justice Excellence Fund Reaches Quarter Million
Sylvia Chestnut ’11 developed a passion for family court law when she served an internship with the Greene County Family …
Educational Dreams Supported by Alumni Generosity
When she was a young mother, divorced from her first husband, Pam Delfino ’10 wished she had had the opportunity …
Moritz Named to Foundation Board
The Oswego College Foundation leadership welcomed its newest member recently. Robert E. Moritz ’85, chairman and senior partner of the U.S. …
Sayer Funds Education Scholarship
Former Campus School teacher Ruth Sayer and her late husband, Frank, an Oswego businessman, wanted to do something to give …
Extraordinary Expat: Alumna Shares Love of Science in New Home
When Peter ’75 and Andrea Guglielmo Bocko ’73, M ’75 decided to pull up roots in New York’s Southern Tier …
From the Editor’s Pen
Oswego may be celebrating its 150th birthday this year, but ever since Edward Austin Sheldon pioneered new teaching methods, we try …