Sheldon Hall to shine again after $10 million historic preservation project
Sheldon Hall is surrounded by scaffolding and cranes reach up to the historic cupola on the college’s “Old Main.” The SUNY …
Student’s origami aids Japan
Amanda Woomer ’12 has made so many tiny colored paper cranes that now, as she carries on a conversation, she doesn’t …
Photo: Science and Engineering Innovation Corridor construction
Work is ongoing at Oswego’s new Science and Engineering Innovation Corridor. Renovation of the now-vacant Piez Hall and construction of …
Recent grad helps Japan
Ben Hurst ’10 made up his mind — he wasn’t going to make sandwiches anymore. His early search for professional work …
Honoraries offer Commencement gems
The State University of New York conferred two honorary degrees at the Oswego Commencement: an honorary doctor of science degree …
Alumni connections spell success for students
Whether through an Oswego Alumni Association Alumni-In-Residence presentation, an Alumni Sharing Knowledge mentorship or events like New York City Career …
Oswego’s Sesquicentennial Reunion rocked
More than 1,100 alumni and friends came to celebrate 150 years, see old friends, dance, dine and flat-out party in …
‘Go be great,’ Levy tells seniors
As an ESPN anchor, Steve Levy ’87 is used to getting some of the hottest tickets around — Super Bowls, World …
First-of-its-kind report card grades SUNY
This spring SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher launched the SUNY Report Card, an exclusive evaluation tool that will publicly track …
GENIUS unites nations, solutions
Joseph Meyer of Oregon has created a new energy source and solution to a pair of pollution problems. Mashiad Mostafa …