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. 

Nearly a dozen members of the Oswego Alumni Association's Board of Directors will be on campus and available for an informal networking opportunity this Friday, March 28, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the Chu Atrium, Marano Campus Center.

Students and campus community members are invited to pop into this casual gathering to meet several alumni leaders, ask a question about an industry they're interested in pursuing, or simply make new networking connections over complimentary appetizers and refreshments.

While springtime brings welcome warmer weather, it is also when the campus sees an increase in cases of allergies and other illnesses that impact students’ abilities to attend classes.

As a reminder, Health Services has a long-standing policy that its staff will not write excuses for missed classes, exams or assignments due to illness. Class attendance is an administrative matter between the student and the instructor. This policy is supported by the American College Health Association (ACHA).

The following will be the schedule for the spring 2025 semester for Student Evaluation of Teaching (SET) surveys through the Helio Campus system.

What do census data, botanical coloring pages, tax forms, information about the new Lake Ontario Marine Sanctuary, and a video of a cat chasing a laser that was streamed from deep space have in common? They are all government information.

The campus is invited to learn more about Summer Sessions and register for courses when the Division of Extended Learning hosts a table from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, near The Point on the Marano Campus Center Concourse.