On Our Campus
On Our Campus In 1858, SUNY Oswego’s founder Edward Austin Sheldon paid $2,000 for eight acres of lakeshore land to build …
Markers at Sheldon Hall, Shady Shore Honor College, Community History
SUNY Oswego has installed historical markers at two century-plus-old landmarks on campus, Sheldon Hall and Shady Shore—the culmination of a …
‘Ideal Site’ for a home
Oswego’s founder, Edward Austin Sheldon purchased eight acres of lakeshore land for Shady Shore in 1856, paying a total of …
At Home in the Founder’s House
Alumni everywhere recognize Shady Shore as one of the most beautiful, historic buildings on campus. When Oswego founder Edward Austin Sheldon …
‘Sisterhoods of Space’
Across a century and a half, the progeny of two presidents — Mary Sheldon Barnes 1868, daughter of Oswego’s Founder …
Art-Loving Nancy Trabold Remembered with Scholarship
Charles Trabold ’50, M ’53 fell in love with his first wife, the late Nancy Busco Trabold, for her love …
Oswego Goes to War
They’ve been called “The Greatest Generation.” When duty called, they put their lives on hold to defend freedom across the …
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