A Legacy of Life, Learning and Love: A Tribute to Colleen and Lynne
Imani Gary ’15 wasn’t born when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, on Dec. 21, 1988, killing the 259 passengers …
Towel and Tissue Titan: George Wurtz III ’78
A shrewd investment in his industrial arts education has paid hefty dividends in his manufacturing career. Just to be clear: George …
‘Temple of Learning’ Restoration Commemorates Sheldon Hall Centennial
Approached at dusk, it’s a breathtaking sight—SUNY Oswego’s landmark building bathed in a splendid luster. The cupola is suffused with …
Oswego’s Endowment: The Art and Science of Success
On one hand, the story of SUNY Oswego’s endowment is one of numbers—how the gifts made from generous donors to …
Fights, Fires & Falls: Stuntwoman has the Drive to Dodge Danger
Preparing for a photo shoot backstage at Waterman Theatre, Hollywood stuntwoman Joanna Shelmidine ’89 starts pulling gear out of her stunt bag …
College Prep Starts with ABC
Each week, La Rae M. Martin-Coore ’99 is used to getting a few glances when she cruises the grocery aisles with her husband, son …
Romancing the Ruins: Photos Capture Beauty in the Debris
There is beauty in their decay. In rusty brilliance, the remnants remind passersby there was life here. There was commerce, there …
Remembering a Science Star
Dr. Barbara Palmer Shineman ’65, M ’71, professor emerita of education, sifts through memorabilia of her late husband, Dr. Richard …
Weather Channel’s Winter Expert Has Roots in Oswego
When your résumé includes experiences like standing atop Piez Hall measuring the wind speed as the Blizzard of ’77 rolls …
Alumni Exhibit Success in All-Oswego Show
In the fall, art department alumni spanning four decades shared their work and their stories in a special exhibit at …