Oswego State to offer summer Energy Institute
Oswego State plans to offer a summer institute about energy issues both local and global. The two-week Energy Institute, "Energizing Education for a Better Future," will be from July 6 to 15 and is beings designed for high school mathematics,…
Vaccinations abound as cases decline
The number of infected cases for swine flu on campus and in Oswego County has decreased, as well as the number of those receiving vaccinations since the November swine flu peak. Oswego State administered swine flu clinics and took action…
Oswego State sees rise in availability of internships
Administrators in the office of Experience-Based Education (EBE) are continuing to offer new internships to Oswego State students daily, even after the statewide budget cut left other campus offices in the dark. About 150 new internship opportunities are gathered by…
Campus Center prepares for renumbering project
With the current number system for classrooms in the Campus Center still leaving students and visitors wandering through the facility with confused looks on their faces, officials are investigating the possibility of coming up with a new method of numbering…
Sesquicentennial plan outlines Oswego’s future
As Oswego State prepares for its 150th year as an establishment of higher education, plans on how to maintain the college for the foreseeable future continues to be carried out. In the spring of 2011, Oswego State will celebrate its…
Outspoken from the start
Students will soon choose their next Student Association president and vice president. Michael T. Johnson and Steven W. DiMarzo are competing for the position of president while Thomas J. Scandaliato is running unopposed for the position of vice president. The…
Women’s Center presentation covers sexual torture of women abroad
Oswego State Students are talking the complicated issue of female genital mutilation. On Feb. 9 Oswego State’s Women’s Center had a presentation and showed a movie on the topic. The movie depicted the story of one woman in Africa who…
Students, city residents come out for ‘Warm Up Oswego’
Half-naked Neanderthals raced down West First Street on Feb. 6 during the fifth annual Warm-Up Oswego festival in downtown Oswego. The Neanderthals part of the costume sled race were one of the many activities going on all day Saturday at…
Arena alarm drill raises questions about response
New fire safety measures are being taken to help reduce confusion and slow evacuation responses to Campus Center Arena fire drills after an alarm sounded during the Plattsburgh game Friday Jan. 29. After a fire alarm went off at the…
Policing the police?
A proposal that would dramatically reconfigure SUNY’s University Police structure could save nearly $3 million by consolidating equipment, training and creating a centralized SUNY command. The New York State Assembly and Senate are currently reconciling differences on a bill that…
