Career Services and Women In Entertainment will team up for its first-ever panel: The Women In Entertainment Panel, starting at 5 p.m. on Monday, April 7, in 114 Marano Campus Center.

The moderated panel, free and open to the campus, will feature female leaders in the entertainment industry discussing their experiences from 5 to 5:50 p.m. in 114 Marano. A networking event with food and beverages will follow in the Marano Campus Center hearth lounge, adjacent to the panel location.

The Counseling Outreach Peer Educators (COPE) will host a special edition of Tea Talk with Self-Care Bingo from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, in Hart Hall.

The event will feature snacks for all and prizes for players to win.

COPE is a student-run program of Counseling Services.

-- Submitted by Counseling Outreach Peer Educators

As part of an ongoing commitment to providing a secure and efficient technology environment, Campus Technology Services (CTS) is excited to announce a campus-wide transition to Windows 11. This upgrade will offer enhanced security features, improved performance and a more seamless user experience for everyone on campus. CTS understands that change can bring questions, and they are ready to support you every step of the way. Below, you’ll find important details about the transition timeline, support resources, and what you can expect as the campus moves forward.

The oversight body previously known as SUNY Oswego’s College Council was officially renamed University Council at the group’s Feb. 26 meeting.

The University Council at SUNY Oswego serves as an oversight and advisory body to the campus and to the president and senior cabinet of SUNY Oswego.

A resolution notes the reasoning relates to Oswego’s upgraded institutional status from a college to a university.

Two members of the SUNY Oswego family, authors Linda Loomis and Laura Donnelly, will read from their work, discuss their writing, and engage with the community in a Q&A session at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 5, at Oswego Public Library.

Today (March 31) is the last day to submit your Inclusive Access book adoption for the fall 2025 semester.

SUNY Administration requires adherence to a new reporting schedule to ensure Inclusive Access (IA) costs are reflected on students' tuition bills in compliance with the Board of Trustees policy. Meeting this deadline is mandatory for any course or section to be included in the IA program. 

The Blackfriars student honors theatre organization will bring comedy to campus this week for its admission-free production of “5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche,” with 7 p.m. showtimes Thursday, March 27, through Sunday, March 30 in Tyler Hall’s lab theatre.

The 1950s-stylized performance that invites audience participation came about when Blackfriars “realized that all of the theatre performances for this year were extremely heavy and very emotional,” said Elizabeth Mann, who directs the production. 

The university will host a series of conversations in the near future titled "What’s Going On?: Informal but Informed Conversations to Make Sense of a Rapidly Changing Political Landscape." 

The discussions will be facilitated by Political Science Department Chair Dr. Allison Rank and Director of Counseling Services Lynn Braun, sponsored by the Divisions of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs.

Light snacks will be available.

Sessions for students will include:

SUNY Administration requires adherence to a new reporting schedule to ensure Inclusive Access (IA) costs are reflected on students' tuition bills in compliance with the Board of Trustees policy. Meeting this deadline is mandatory for any course or section to be included in the IA program.