Oswego Object
Oswego Object Flat Rocks Perhaps the most treasured of all Oswego landscapes to generations of students is the iconic rocky shoreline of …
The Inland Watershed
A watershed describes an area of land that contains a common set of streams and rivers that all drain into …
Navigating the Waterfront to the North of Campus: the View Beneath the Surface
Mathematics Professor Pat Halpin parks behind Penfield Library and makes his way to shore with his SCUBA gear. “The water off …
Navigating the Waterfront To the West of Campus: An Icon Celebrates 70 Years in 2016
Can you guess the most famous waterfront restaurant among SUNY Oswego alumni and students? Its logo was created in 1980 …
Navigating the Waterfront to the East of Campus: Blinking Beacons for Students; Commerce to Keep the Community Vibrant
Two giant chimneys on the shore of Lake Ontario at the northeast edge of campus have long served as a …
Harnessing the Wind: Oswego State Sailing
Claire Wyngaard ’87 has fond memories of sailing with the Oswego State Sailing Club and Racing Team. SUNY Oswego students …
The Breakwall
After 130 years of service, the breakwall in Oswego Harbor received a facelift in 2015. The 7,200-foot-long wall, originally built …
Capturing the Beauty of the Lake
For students (and others) seeking a photography minor, the lake is a source of artistic fodder, with hours spent perched …
Ripple Effect
Oswego researchers work to improve the health of the lake that means so much to our campus and our community To …
College Celebrates Visionary Buckminster Fuller Through Interdisciplinary Activities
Gary Andrews ’73 was getting ready to graduate in December with a bachelor’s in industrial arts when architect, environmentalist, author …