Photo: Names for Japan
Psychology major Kiara Tull ’12, left, receives a bookmark with her name hand lettered in Japanese in return for a …
Alumnus Helps Games Tell Great Stories
The term “video game” might conjure up images of space invaders, barrel-flinging apes or a pair of super brothers: kids’ …
‘Engaged campus’ earns coveted honor
The Carnegie Foundation has awarded SUNY Oswego a prestigious Community Engagement Classification, recognizing that the college has deeply intertwined community …
Village certified gold by U.S. Green Building Council
SUNY Oswego showed its green and gold colors once again as the new Village townhouse complex was recognized for its …
Campus communications earn Accolades Awards
The college’s communications—including an alumni Reunion invitation and a fundraising solicitation as well as the college’s biweekly e-newsletter for its …
Faculty fellow Kanbur enhances Possibilities
Shashi Kanbur has a yearlong Faculty Fellowship through the President’s Office in support of two key initiatives: the Possibility Scholars …
Oswego launches ‘360’ walking tour of campus
Now you can visit the Oswego campus any time of the day or night, regardless of the weather — even …
Oswego alumni collaborated with 2010 Nobel winner
“Not everybody gets to say that they worked with a Nobel Prize winner,” said Michael Plante M ’75. He is …
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 …
Class visits Haiti on mental health mission
In the days and months following last year’s devastating earthquake in Haiti, millions of people around the world were eager …