Tue Dec 21, 2004

Laker Days festival slated Jan. 27 to 30

The second Laker Days festival will offer home athletic contests, talent showcases, intramural tournaments, creativity competitions and other campus activities from Jan. 27 to 30.

Tue Dec 21, 2004

Oswego alumni, employees among 'Forty Under 40'

Half of the young professionals honored as “Forty Under 40” young achievers by the Oswego County Business Magazine Dec. 17 were alumni, faculty or staff of SUNY Oswego.

Fri Dec 17, 2004

WinterSession classes unfold in January

Hundreds of students are expected to warm up campus during the current WinterSession program.

Wed Dec 08, 2004

Rice Creek Field Station sets winter activities

Wonders of winter stories, snowshoe hikes, studies of wildlife tracks, a waterfowl tour and a workshop are among the winter activities taking place at SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

Smaller classes making big difference for freshmen

The idea of emphasizing smaller classes for freshmen is to make a larger impact on learning. So far, the results of an expanded effort to that effect on campus are promising.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

Hundreds to graduate Dec. 18

About 700 SUNY Oswego students are eligible to participate in the December graduation ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 18, in the Laker Hall gymnasium.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

New archeology facility enriches student experiences

SUNY Oswego’s anthropology students can get even more hands-on experience with the addition of an indoor archeology lab in the basement of Mahar Hall.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

Novel about autism next ORI selection

“The Speed of Dark” by Elizabeth Moon sped to the top of the list to become the 2005 Oswego Reading Initiative book selection to be read next summer by the SUNY Oswego campus community. The book is the first novel in the ORI series.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

Professor participates in major Chinese research project

A professor in SUNY Oswego’s School of Business is participating in a major research project in China that aims to reduce inefficiencies in the process of manufacturing, distributing and selling products.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

Professor's novel bridges two cultures

A bicultural novel in Spanish became available to readers in the other culture earlier this year when Beatriz Salcedo-Strumpf’s first novel was translated and published in English.

Wed Dec 01, 2004

Center to continue contract for social service agencies

The Center for Business and Community Development at SUNY Oswego will continue to facilitate training and consulting responsibilities for social service offices around the state, thanks to the renewal of a competitive contract.