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 …
Chancellor Gives ‘State of SUNY’
SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher delivered the first “State of SUNY” address Jan. 19, outlining her plan for the state …
Grad certificate explores integrated media, social networks
Oswego’s School of Communication, Media and the Arts is offering a new interdisciplinary graduate certificate in integrated media and social …
Sophomores and s’mores spotlight second year
Between late night s’more sessions on the lake, pizza-fueled information meetings between professionals and students, and trips to maximum-security prisons, …
Lake-effect fame spreads abroad
Winter break’s heavy snows and a radar-lugging vehicle known as a Doppler-on-Wheels have enabled Professor Scott Steiger ’99 and several …
O’Donnell Summit panel ponders digital growth, consequences
Two Oswego alumni were on the podium as a panel of industry experts dug into all things digital, social and …
Researcher to design X-ray detector
Marianne Hromalik, a new computer science faculty member, completed her post-doctoral work at Cornell University last spring, but the “homework” …