The campus is invited to a Lunch and Learn hosted by Voya Financial Advisors, featuring Aaron Cahill and Adrian Dunuwila, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 6, in 114 Marano Campus Center, for an engaging and informative session on Social Security and retirement planning.

Attendees can enjoy a complimentary lunch while learning strategies to help them make informed decisions about their financial future.

Here are some of the latest Brightspace updates as of October 2025.

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The latest updates to the Quizzes tool focus on reducing learner anxiety and improving course management for instructors.

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Registration is now open for Winter Sessions for all students, with flexible options in coursework to fit students’ needs.

Students can earn up to eight credits during Winter Session, making it an excellent opportunity to stay on track, accelerate degree progress or explore new areas of interest.

SUNY Oswego, in partnership with Wegmans Pharmacy, will host its final vaccination clinic of the semester on Tuesday, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Swetman Gym. Flu and COVID vaccines will be available for students and employees.

How to Register
1. Open the registration link and select “I agree.”
2. Click “Schedule appointment.”
3. Enter your information and zip code 13126.

SUNY Oswego invites campus departments, student organizations and community partners to join in shaping the inaugural Spring Family and Friends Weekend, set for April 17 to 19, 2026.

As part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Campus Technology Services (CTS) is covering new cybersecurity threats that have emerged this year. Today’s topic is calendar phishing.

Mail calendar services such as Google Calendar are central to every Laker’s daily life. As is the case with other digital tools people rely on, malicious actors have targeted these calendar services as another avenue to deceive and defraud. 

The 1861 Giving Challenge is under way: The timer started at 8 a.m. today and runs until 3:01 p.m. tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 24.

The challenge has 1,861 minutes to get 861 donors to make a gift to the university. If that goal is met, 1987 graduate Steve Levy of ESPN and ABC Sports will contribute $100,000 to SUNY Oswego.

The Money Matters program will host Raymond Sykes from Citizens Bank for an informative presentation on financial literacy, including learning how to purchase a car and credit, from 5 to 6 p.m. in 231 Marano Campus Center.

Students are encouraged to take this opportunity to learn valuable insights directly from a financial professional.

Run by the Office of Financial Aid, the Money Matters program is a peer-to-peer program to support student financial literacy.

-- Submitted by the Office of Financial Aid

Campus Technology Services (CTS) continues to work on a campus-wide transition to Windows 11. This transition is necessary as part of an ongoing commitment to provide a secure and efficient technology environment. 

Each year, the State University of New York recognizes outstanding professional service through the conferral of the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service.