SA fails to meet quorum
The Oswego State Student Association meeting on Nov. 27 was forced to recess after not having enough senators to meet quorum. They had 12 out of 18 senators present at the beginning of the meeting, so they were able to…
Concern arises for brochure on terrorism
During the Oct. 30 Student Association session, Oswego State junior Ariel Gutman-Gates brought forth concern during public comment regarding the rhetoric of a brochure found in The Point, where student clubs and organizations are based. A stack of the brochure,…
Panel discusses funding study abroad
Funds can be a challenge for some students when they decide to study abroad, but there are many ways they can overcome those challenges and multiple scholarships for which students can apply. As part of the “I, Too, Am Study…
Professor discusses play publication
As part of the Living Writers Series presentations, Oswego State creative writing professor Brad Korbesmeyer showed students what they should expect when diving into the unique genre of playwriting. Korbesmeyer presented to the Living Writers Series class and visitors with…
University Police instructs active shooter procedure
Over the years, the U.S. has experienced numerous mass shootings. The question students have to take into consideration is what are the protocols when there is an active shooter on campus? Here at Oswego State, the University Police strongly recommends…
First town hall with campus, community held
Oswego State President Deborah Stanley and Oswego city Mayor Billy Barlow invited the campus and the community to the first town hall meeting Nov. 14, bringing the two populations together to discuss topics which affect each other. Students and community…
SHOP provides necessities
As we approach a season of over-indulgence when it comes to food, there are many who struggle to keep their cabinets full with basic necessities to maintain a healthy diet. According to a survey by the emergency food services network,…
Different student housing options available
Students at Oswego State have several housing options other than the residence halls. These options include privately owned houses, The Village on campus, Premier Living Suites in Oswego and the most recent option, Lakeside Commons. For first-year students, options are…
Writer Adjei-Brenyah visits, discusses book with class
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, a fiction short story writer, visited Oswego State’s Living Writers Series Oct. 29 when he was invited to the River’s End Bookstore by co-owner Bill Reilly. Upon his visit, Adjei-Brenyah was celebrating the first week of his…
WNYO celebrates 50 years on air
Oswego State’s student-run radio station began in 1968 as WOCR and, 50 years later, now named WNYO, is celebrating its golden jubilee. Amna Sadique, the current general manager, joined WNYO the end of her first year at Oswego when she…
