SUNY Oswego food pantry continues serving students despite struggles, low turn out
The Students Helping Oz Peers (SHOP) program launched in 2016. Since then, it has helped hundreds of students who suffer from food insecurities and lack access to food and resources at SUNY Oswego. The food pantry is a collaborative effort…
‘Monuments’ provide facial scenery at night
Beginning Monday, Sept. 13, SUNY Oswego’s Artswego program, in conjunction with international artist Craig Walsh, is honoring three unsung heroes from Oswego County. “Monuments” is a community art program created by Walsh that celebrates the accomplishments of Oswego County’s Jiancheng…
Students must comply with new COVID-19 mandates
Members of the SUNY Oswego campus community received two emails from President Deborah Stanely regarding mask and vaccination mandates on campus on Aug. 5 and Aug. 24. The first email explained updates on face coverings on campus, while the second…
Apple Issues Security Patch for Spyware that Targeted Operating Systems
By Ryan Ravenell Apple has issued an emergency security patch update for a spyware that targeted iOS, macOS (OSX), and watchOS, and is urging millions of users around the world to update their technology. In an analysis conducted by internet…
Photo brief: Exit testing required
Just like in the fall, SUNY Oswego will conduct exit testing for all of its students before they leave for the summer, Dr. Jerri Howland told students in an email on Friday, April 23. Students must obtain a negative COVID-19…
Workgroup in need of student representatives
SUNY Oswego’s Workgroup for Accessibility Practices is hoping to identify a few students to become student representatives of their committee in the future. SUNY Oswego professor Casey Raymond serves the workgroup and explained when this committee would likely get started….
SUNY Oswego assistant professor receives honor
Assistant professor Catalina Iannone recently received the honor of being named the runner up by the editors of Hispania and the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese for a competition that reviews scholarly articles on Spanish language and…
Yards for Yeardly continues
One yard at a time, SUNY Oswego’s campus community continues to walk in support of dating and domestic violence victims, even during the pandemic. This year marked the seventh annual edition of Yards for Yeardley since it first arrived at…
SA closes meetings to public, likely violates state’s open meetings laws
***Editor’s note: The Oswegonian retained independent editor Todd R. McAdam from the Cortland Standard (Cortland, New York) to oversee this piece to avoid a potential conflict of interest.*** The SUNY Oswego Student Association possibly violated the law last month when…
SUNY Oswego professor hired by St. Bonaventure
SUNY Oswego is saying farewell to journalism professor Brian Moritz as he shifts his career from teaching undergraduate students to master’s students at St. Bonaventure University in Allegany. Moritz is an associate professor of digital media production and online journalism…
