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Former vice presidential candidate Winona LaDuke, a sustainability and women's rights activist and co-founder of Honor the Earth, will speak at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, in Sheldon Hall ballroom [NOTE: venue updated 3-23-17], as part of SUNY Oswego's I Am Oz Diversity Speaker Series.

The college’s Student Leadership Conference March 3 and 4 taught students about the strengths of diversity -- of cultures, of experiences and of opinions -- in cultivating leadership styles and success.

With this year’s Rokerthon seeing Al Roker broadcasting forecasts on NBC’s Today show from campuses across the nation, the alma mater of the 1976 Oswego graduate sprang into action. An effort spearheaded by student television station WTOP-10 and its general manager Justin Dobrow said: “Come home, Al!”

SUNY Oswego's new Early Action Program helped jump-start recruitment of the Class of 2021, providing a significant initial boost to applications, conveying acceptance for 2,100 high school seniors, and prompting scores of them already to reserve their places for fall.

The SUNY Oswego master's degree program in clinical mental health counseling recently obtained accreditation from the discipline's standards-setting organization, and this national recognition opens new avenues of employment and other benefits for graduates.

Kevin Powell, activist, author, pop culture curator and co-founder of multicultural civil and human rights organization BK Nation, will speak at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

Scales Hall, at 55 years old the last of four SUNY Oswego residence halls built on the Lakeside area of campus, will follow in the footsteps of Waterbury Hall, undergoing a $13.1 million renovation scheduled to begin Dec. 19.

To celebrate the grand reopening of renovated Tyler Hall and Waterman Theatre, the SUNY Oswego theater and music departments will stage a contemporary twist on the classic musical “The Wizard of Oz,” swapping out the yellow brick road for train tr

A new era in the fine and performing arts at the college will begin unfolding Monday when students enter the new main entrances of Tyler Hall to find bright, modern, flexible, accessible and technologically sophisticated spaces, from the lobby to

The SUNY Oswego School of Education’s renewal appears as a showcase for cutting-edge facility designs and equipment for teachers of the future as the cover story of the June issue of College Facilities Planning & Management.