The Campus Center, SUNY Oswego's first new building in 35 years, opened in October 2006.

The sparkling new Campus Center is part of a larger complex including Swetman and Poucher halls as well as more than $250 million of campus-wide renewal, upgrades and updating to enhance Oswego's learner-centered environment.

The focal point of the Campus Center is a convocation center/ice arena, which hosts the Laker men's and women's varsity hockey teams, open skate for the college and community, intramural broomball, college figure-skating and hockey clubs, the Oswego High School boys' hockey team and the Oswego Figure Skating Club.

The convocation center/ice arena is just one part of the Campus Center complex, which will round into shape over the next year. A grand opening for the completed Campus Center complex, including a renovated Swetman Hall, is slated for September 2007. Unveiled then will be student activities areas, a fully operational food court, retail space, meeting rooms, the Educational Planning Center, a range of offices and new auditorium space.

The Campus Center -- the first all-new facility since the Service Building opened its doors in 1971 -- is a $25.5 million, 111,492-square-foot project. Its funding comes from 80 percent public funds -- including $17 million in capital funding secured by State Sen. James W. Wright, a 1971 alumnus -- and 20 percent private funds.

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