News Release Archives: July 2006

The 2006-07 Artswego lineup at SUNY Oswego will feature a diverse repertoire of performers in dance, music, visual arts and multimedia in Tyler Hall’s Waterman Theatre.

SUNY Oswego will host the sixth annual Jazz Guitar and More Festival, headlined by the Mike Stern Quartet, on Saturday, Nov. 11, in Tyler Hall’s Waterman Theatre.

The spring Miss-a-Meal fundraiser at SUNY Oswego, coordinated by the college’s Student Association and Auxiliary Services, raised thousands of dollars to support a number of community causes.

The Tarandi Foundation has granted $1,500 to SUNY Oswego’s Sheldon Institute, to provide scholarships for five students in need of financial assistance.

The Artswego Performing Arts Series at SUNY Oswego has received a $38,000 grant from the New York State Music Fund to support an upcoming residency for the MASS Ensemble.

The 2006-07 season for SUNY Oswego’s theatre department offers a complex, adventurous array, department chair Mark Cole said.

An Oswego Reunion is all about connections—with friends from years ago, with favorite faculty members and with new acquaintances made during the weekend.

It took an entire year to plan but in just three short days, Reunion 2006—and hundreds of visitors—came and went.

SUNY Oswego’s art department recently received accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, an achievement that puts the college on two select lists.

A pair of SUNY Oswego naturalists and a dozen students are spending some time this summer working to identify, protect and preserve rare habitats, animals and plants.

National Public Radio affiliate WRVO continues to see larger numbers among in its ratings, with figures expected to grow when it more than doubles its signal strength to 50,000 watts next month.

“The Truth Is Out There” is not only a recurring line from “The X Files” television series. It is now also the title of a book co-authored by Dr. Thomas Bertonneau, a member of SUNY Oswego’s English and creative writing department, and Dr. Kim Paffenroth, a professor of religious studies at Iona College.