The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

DATE

Jan. 12, 2025

Carson Metcalf

Sports

Captain more than meets eye

Jimmy Pope is not like any other fifth year student, of course he has a lot of experience, he knows what it takes to be the best athlete he can be, like any veteran should. But what separates him from…

Uncategorized

Freshmen lead XC into SUNYACs

Coming into the 2014 season, the Oswego State men’s cross country team gained many freshman runners. Usually it takes a year or two for a new runner to make the transition from high school cross country to college, especially with…

Soccer Sports

Men’s soccer preps for postseason

The Oswego State men’s soccer team is preparing for its first playoff game since 2009, as it will go on the road to take on the College at Brockport Golden Eagles. The Lakers have finished the season with a record…

Sports

This week in Campus Recreation

This past weekend, Campus Recreation held events for students’ family and friends during their stay in Oswego. On Friday, there was a 3-point contest in Lee Gym. Twenty-four participants took part in a competitive, but friendly atmosphere. In addition to…

Opinion

Voter identification easy find, provide

Just like Halloween, election season is upon us. It is that time of year when candidates make their run for seats in the House of Representatives, Senate and the title of state Governor. There are on-campus clubs and promotional events…

Opinion

Extremists causing discrimination toward Muslims

A poll done by Newsweek shows 46 percent of Americans say this country allows “too many” Muslim immigrants. The same poll reflect that 41 percent of Americans believe the Muslim culture glorifies suicide. Acts of terrorism have been making headlines…

National Issues Opinion

Vote young, make change for future

When I was younger, my mother would always take me to go vote with her. I would feel so grown up when she let me enter the booth with her and pull the handle. As I got older and learned…

Opinion

Pumpkin spice craze deserves praise

As the weather progressively gets colder and the leaves that have already changed colors begin to fall, the festive mood of autumn can be felt. Naturally, this means companies begin to oversupply us with anything that could possibly be related…

National Issues Opinion

Ebola crisis not big fear

Ebola is a disease that hit the U.S. a few weeks ago and has now reached New York City. There has been talk of how this is a serious issue and something must be done about it. While that is…

National Issues Opinion

Cease school shootings today

Last Friday, a firearm found its way into an American school… again. Last Friday, shots were fired in an American school… again. Last Friday, young, promising and innocent lives were lost… again. A week later the media is fixated on…