SUNY Oswego, moving to increase already substantial opportunities for student research and creative projects, has established an office to provide support and pique student interest in hands-on, faculty-mentored work. Read more
Visit our lakeside campus online! Take a walking tour with our tour guide to explore the sights of our beautiful campus. Visit the Campus Center, academic buildings and more.
As the first endowed faculty member at SUNY Oswego, Mary Rodgers, the Marcia Belmar Willock Professor of Finance, brings three decades of Wall Street experience, an interest in financial history and dedication to opportunities for students Read more
A native of Central New York who used a math degree from SUNY Oswego to make a fortune in the real estate business has informed the college of his intention to bequeath approximately $5 million to his alma mater in support of the Possibility Scholars program. Read more
SUNY Oswego will offer a new bachelor’s degree program in electrical and computer engineering starting next fall, coinciding with the opening of the college’s $118 million science and engineering complex. Read more
The recognition luncheon honors SUNY Oswego's CSEA, Council 82, PBA and PEF employees for their years of service. $8 (admission by ticket only). 312-2230.
Location: Arena and Convocation Hall, Campus Center
While serving as the focal point of student activity, the campus center will promote a shared sense of identity and community for the campus inviting faculty, staff and visitors to contribute to its vitality. The Campus Center is the primary venue for the events and celebrations of campus life connecting the learning activities and social activities of students on the campus. Along the central pathway of the campus, the center projects a physical presence that draws attention to its central function while incorporating views of the lake and green spaces. It serves as a crossroads where students and faculty find a haven for social interaction, co-curricular organized activity, co-curricular learning opportunities, events and convocation, and a comfortable oasis between classes and other structured activity. The facility will play a central role in campus-wide events and celebrations. Its design provides a continuous and seamless link to academic and student services in Penfield and Swetman Halls along the east-west pathway of the campus while providing major entrance links to that pathway from the north and south residence approaches. The center will provide for flexible and multipurpose spaces with attention to the creation of character in comfortable spaces taking advantage of natural light.