New Graduate Degree Puts Data to Work Improving Healthcare
Healthcare in the digital era—telemedicine, big data, decision analytics, computer networks integrating patient and caregiver information, and more—has led to …
Professor Co-Edits Book Examining Global Business Incubation
Marketing and management professor Sarfraz Mian and two co-editors, Phillip Phan and Wadid Lamine, take a global view of business …
Rolling Out the Red Carpet: Celebrating Tyler Hall’s New Look
An all-star cast of guests attended the Tyler Hall Take 2 Debut reception on Oct. 28, part of a celebration …
Laker Hockey Legend Receives National Award
The American Hockey Coaches Association has named Oswego All-American goalie Pete Sears ’71 winner of its annual John Mariucci Award. …
New Sports Studies Minor Crosses Many Disciplines
SUNY Oswego introduced a sports studies minor this fall that gives students the opportunity to study the history and impact …
Women’s Basketball Head Coach Tracy Bruno Earns 100th Win
This season, Oswego State women’s basketball team head coach Tracy Bruno earned her 100th career victory, all of which have …
Lakers Receive Two National Community Service Awards
Wrestler Sean Maloney ’17 (left) and Athletic Director Sue Viscomi (second from right) accepted first-place NADIIIAA/JOSTENS Community Service Awards in …
Three Wrestlers Qualify for 2017 NCAA Championship, Bushey Claims Fourth Place
Three Lakers qualified for the NCAA championship by claiming a top-three spot in their weight class. Jordan Bushey ’20 (184) …
Men’s Ice Hockey Wins Regular Season SUNYAC, Makes NCAA Tournament
Men’s ice hockey earned an at-large bid to its 12-team NCAA Championship and lost to Hamilton College, 3-1, in the …
Griffin Qualifies for NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship
Ben Griffin ’17 of Sterling, N.Y., qualified for the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in the 800-meter run with …