Additional paving to take place in City of Oswego
By Cameron Brown On Feb. 3, Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow announced his proposal for an $850,000 paving plan for the city that will take effect this spring. The project is going to be adding to the $5 million that Barlow…
Referendum to decide voluntary activity fee
By John Custodio On Feb. 4, the SUNY Oswego Student Association announced the date of presidential and vice presidential elections, and the bi-annual student activity fee referendum. Students can vote for the next SUNY Oswego Student Association president and vice…
Auditions held for SUNY Oswego production
By Mackenzie Shields On Feb. 5 and 6 the directing team hosted auditions and began preparations for SUNY Oswego’s production of “The Wedding Singer.” According to Alan Martin, the show’s music director, auditions included three components: acting, music and dance….
Climbing the NEWHL ladder
For the Oswego State women’s hockey team, the month of February will make or break their 2021-22 season. After a back-and-forth January where the Lakers went 3-5-0, Oswego State now turns their attention to the NEWHL standings and slotting themselves…
No. 11 Lakers rebound after No. 3 loss, shutout Stangs in Morrisville 4-0
By Jack Perdek Fresh off a back and forth weekend for the Oswego State Lakers, the men’s hockey team now find themselves with a 4-0 win against Morrisville State and a week off before their regular season finale. Now having…
Women’s basketball losing cycle, eyes on ‘learning process’
By Alexander Abramovich The Oswego State Women’s basketball team has been on a cold streak of late, losing their past four games after a big 49-46 win over SUNY Oneonta back on Jan. 28 at Max Ziel Gymnasium. The Laker’s…
No.14 Oswego State basketball takes care of business on home floor
By Spencer Bates The Oswego State men’s basketball team continued on their winning ways defeating both SUNY Potsdam and Plattsburgh State on Feb. 4 and 5. The Lakers first game of the weekend saw the Bears enter the Max Ziel…
Snow days traded in, road not clear
By Sarah Skibickyj Since COVID put schools into remote learning, everyone is used to Zoom and doing things online and this has made it so snow days are now remote learning days. This past week SUNY Oswego had a snowstorm…
Olympics disapproval justified
By Riley Eipp The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics are in full swing, and the harmful impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on athletes and the diplomatic boycotts of the tragic human rights violations in China are making this year’s olympics one…
Nostalgia, prices on the rise for trading cards
By Faith Smith The COVID-19 pandemic came with an increase in new interests and hobbies. In March 2020, that aside from the toilet paper hoarding, other shelves were also becoming bare. What happened to all of the sports and camping…
