Oswego announces Ukrainian supply drive
By Spencer Bates The City of Oswego has announced that they will be participating in a two week supply drive to collect items to send to those in Ukraine. In partnership with St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church, Mayor…
Businesses remain in dark over Oswego social district
By Spencer Bates With the previous announcement of a new social district in the City of Oswego citizens and businesses are left with questions as they await further details from the local government. The proposed social district will allow for…
Giglios go from new book to movies in latest venture
By Abigail Connolly SUNY Oswego professor Juliet Giglio and her husband Keith are making their novel debut with the book, “The Summer of Christmas.” The duo has a number of movie credits to their names working on films like “Tarzan”…
Iron pour event makes long awaited return
By William Rogers The Oswego State art and technology departments are set to hold their annual iron pour at the end of April in celebration of the thousands of years old art form of metal casting. This marks an important…
Study abroad programs restart after pandemic
By Natalie Barden After a nearly two year pause, SUNY Oswego students are studying abroad again. About 175 SUNY Oswego students were abroad in the spring of 2020. An overwhelming majority of those students returned to the U.S. at former…
City Easter basket giveaway for families in need
By Mackenzie Shields On April 9, the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau and the Kiwanis Club will collaborate to provide those in need with an Easter basket, said Jennifer Losurdo, the bureau’s youth activities aide. The Easter baskets will be given…
SUNY Oswego gives Hewitt project update
By Spencer Bates Renovations on the soon-to-be state of the art home for the School of Communication, Media and the Arts, Hewitt Hall, have seen outstanding progress. With the demolition of walls, lighting, electrical and mechanical systems all finished, overall…
COVID-19 cases rise at Cornell University
By Annika Wickham Cornell University recently moved from alert level green to alert level yellow as they experience a spike in positive COVID-19 cases, which raised concerns for other colleges who have followed similar protocols. “COVID-19 cases on the Ithaca…
Gas prices impact SUNY Oswego commuters
By Brandon Ladd A current issue for many Americans is the soaring cost of gas following recent foreign affairs leading to supply becoming more scarce. The impact of the skyrocketing prices has affected students at SUNY Oswego. Feelings of anger…
Student groups support St. Baldrick’s Foundation
By John Custodio SUNY Oswego public relations students Ajsa Mehmedovic, Angie Cordovez, Pablo Leon and Carter Vangee are working with the St. Baldrick’s Foundation to raise awareness and funds to help fight childhood cancer by tabling in Marano Campus Center…
