Visual Art Becomes ‘Obsession’ for Alumnus Who Was a Math Major
Oswego seemed exotic to Mahmoud Hamadani ’81, who arrived from Iran in the late 1970s to study mathematics—exotic and foreboding. Dropped in …
Donald E. Kelly ’87 Named a Top 100 Trial Lawyer for 2014
Donald E. Kelly ’87, a partner at Tully Rinckey PLLC in Syracuse, N.Y., was invited into the prestigious Top 100 …
Alumnus’ Aerial Photography Startup Takes Flight
When asked which direction he sees his aerial video and photography company heading over the next couple years, Mike Ouimet …
Writer Makes Case for Support of Cambodian Children
Like others who hold SUNY Oswego diplomas, Anthony Karge ’08 has soared. His 8,560-mile journey has taken him to Phnom …
Steven Abbass ’03 Becomes Youngest Current Managing Partner at Northwestern Mutual
On his walk from his campus job at the Mary Walker Health Center to his second job in Cooper Dining …
The Last Word: Lois Frankel ’73
Lois P. Frankel ’73, Ph.D., writes in the introduction to Nice Girls Still Don’t Get the Corner Office, that she wishes …
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 …
Patterson Wins Long-Sought Title
The same independence and drive that Jessica Wilkinson Patterson ’09 used to trudge her wheelchair through Oswego’s snow-covered campus helped …
Education Professor to Assist in Brazilian State’s School Development
Dr. Alfred Frederick, distinguished service professor in SUNY Oswego’s School of Education, is a visiting professor and scholar in residence …