The Oswegonian

The Independent Student Newspaper of Oswego State

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Nov. 24, 2024

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Oswego State women’s lacrosse secures qualification for SUNYAC playoffs

The Oswego State women’s lacrosse team closed out their regular season by taking on the Plattsburgh State Cardinals and the Cortland Red Dragons.  The Lakers traveled up north to face off against the Cardinals on Saturday, April 20. The Cardinals…

Oswego State men’s lacrosse team fall to top two standing teams in SUNYAC

The Oswego State men’s lacrosse team had their nine-game winning streak snapped at the hands of their SUNYAC rival, the SUNY Geneseo Knights. This was the Lakers’ first in-conference loss of the 2024 season. The first five minutes of the…

Lacrosse Sports Spring

MARKS OF MARQUES

The Oswego women’s lacrosse team secured their fifth-place qualification for the playoffs. The Lakers had their four-game winning streak ended at the hands of the SUNY Cortland Red Dragons. However, all they needed was big win against the Plattsburgh State…

Oswego State softball drops doubeheaders against SUNYAC rivals

The Oswego State softball team played two doubleheaders this weekend, one against the Buffalo State Bengals and the other against the SUNY Fredonia Blue Devils. The first game against the Bengals kicked off with a bang as Grace DiPalma singled…

Women’s sports lack of attention compared to men’s

Oswego State is known for having sports teams that help to put the campus on the map and make a name for the university.  However, while everyone outside of the school may seem to see  Oswego as a top-tier competitor,…

Cultural names need to be treated the same as others

A recent NPR article examining the lack of publication of Chinese scientists with cultural names has sparked a discussion over “name racism.” “The disparity was most pronounced for authors with East Asian and African names; they were on average mentioned…

Students should travel abroad, gain new experiences

It can be scary trying new things. Humans thrive on routines as we are creatures of habit. We like to feel in control and feel that things are predictable. While humans do thrive on routines, getting out of your comfort…

Opinion

Editor-in-Chief’s Column: Analyzing the top NFL prospects for draft season

I am not sure how to begin stuff like this, but I am Dan Rys, the former sports editor and incoming Editor-in-Chief for next year!  At the office, we think it is the funniest pipeline ever as Ben Diamond, the…

Community: there should be alternatives to giving back

Celebrities should be giving back to their community financially, but should not be required or pressured to do so. Celebrities are held to a much higher standard than the average person, as is their money. Although some may consider certain…

Sons of Beatles ‘come together’ for indie-pop flop ‘Primrose Hill’

Rating: 2.5/5 Stars A new song has been credited to duo Lennon-McCartney, only this time it isn’t John and Paul. The sons of the masterful pair, Sean Ono Lennon and James McCartney have teamed up to release “Primrose Hill,” a…