Police investigate parking lot assault
A female Oswego State student was allegedly the target of an attempted sexual assault just after midnight Tuesday morning, according to university police. The victim was at her parked car in lot number 1 next to the Mary Walker Health…
Gen. Ed. program review underway
Oswego State’s general education program is under review, as officials throughout the SUNY system rethink how to apprach general education classes. "At this point in time, we have not decided as a campus exactly what will be changed in our…
Deep cuts, deeper repercussions
The proposed 2010-2011 Student Association budget will leave a majority of student organizations facing steep cuts. Total spending on S.A. organizations is set to decrease by $2,000 while 38 Tier III organizations will see their budgets slashed by an average…
CTS plans for wireless campus by 2013
Campus Technology Services has completed the planning stages of implementing wireless internet in all dorms and have set a fall 2013 deadline to implement it across campus. Hart is now fully wireless while Johnson and Riggs will become wireless over…
Discussions begin on Tyler Hall renovation
Administrators are studying Tyler Hall to make plans for renovations starting next year. Architects will be invited into the building to appraise it and decide which sections need to be updated. "What’s going to happen is, in Tyler, we have…
Financial uncertainties have students weighing off-campus options
Oswego State students are jumping at the opportunity to move off-campus after their sophomore year to acquire a real taste of living on their own. Cheaper living expenses, personal privacy and less supervision are some reasons why students are eager…
Woodshed one step closer to new owner
The Woodshed Tavern, a local bar and grill, could be one step closer to being under new ownership thanks to a reduction in its current selling price. William Galloway, owner of Century 21 Galloway Realty, has the listing and said…
Newly-elected S.A. president still faces uphill battle to inauguration
The recent Student Association election turned from a matter of counting ballots to a full blow court case on Tuesday night. Michael Johnson won the election but was soon after deemed ineligible to take office due to concerns about his…
Committee looks to centralize stance on academic dishonesty
The Oswego State committee in charge of plagiarism has begun a search to form a centralized way to handle cheating on campus. The committee is looking for a way to provide faculty with the tools to prevent it from happening….
Metro Center looks to increase enrollment, programs offered
Graduate school classes are being held at the Metro Center in Syracuse due to the location and proximity to a majority of the students, which causes some distress for those students closer to campus. The Metro Center opened in May…
