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Campus Recreation offers upcoming events, intramural sports

January 21, 2026

Campus Recreation is thrilled to welcome students back to campus for another exciting semester, including upcoming events and activities to kick off the spring with fun, fitness and community. 

Upcoming events include:

Help Desk offers extended hours this weekend

January 20, 2026

To help ensure a successful start to the semester, the Campus Technology Services (CTS) Help Desk will be holding extended hours for the following days:

Opening Weekend

  • Saturday Jan. 24: noon to 4 p.m.
  • Sunday Jan. 25: noon to 7 p.m.

As of Monday, Jan. 26, the Help Desk will return to normal semester hours of:

Reminder on winter weather procedures

January 19, 2026

With the spring semester beginning and active recent weather, here is a timely reminder for winter weather procedures for the months ahead.

In case of inclement weather that causes all classes for a block of time (usually daytime, evening or both) to move to either remote instruction or cancellation, the best way to ensure you receive notifications is to sign up for or verify your information for the university's NY-Alert system. 

Director of SUNY Oswego’s Health Services now nationally certified in Lifestyle Medicine

January 16, 2026

In support of SUNY Oswego’s Strategic Plan Thrive driver, Health Services soft-launched a new appointment type called Healthy Habits in fall 2025, with Director of Health Services Angie Brown achieving national certification in support of this initiative. 

During Healthy Habits visits, students receive screening in all six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine to help them identify their level of readiness for change and identify which area is the most important to them. 

Research

Faculty-student project breaking new ground in microbiology research

January 15, 2026

What began as an outreach event for elementary schoolchildren turned into an opportunity for biological sciences faculty member Peter Newell and his students to break new ground in microbiology research.

Science + technology

International trade show offers tech students hands-on learning, connections, career opportunities

January 15, 2026

In November, five SUNY Oswego technology management and technology education students traveled to Las Vegas to attend the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show, an automotive trade event that features more than 2,600 exhibitors and thousands of industry professionals from around the world.

Student life

Welcome Back Week activities to include goat yoga, involvement fair, more

January 14, 2026

Activities spanning from goat yoga to an involvement fair to a hockey tailgate and much more to welcome students for the spring semester.

University-wide digital accessibility initiative to meet April 24 Title II requirements

January 13, 2026

For the past decade, SUNY Oswego has worked to build a digitally accessible culture where all members of the community can engage with online information and resources. Oswego's Digital Accessibility Workgroup, Steering Committee and campus accessibility fellows have advanced this effort, earning recognition from SUNY for leadership in accessibility practices.

Science + technology

Engineering the future: SUNY Oswego builds the workforce for Central New York's high-tech boom

January 12, 2026

SUNY Oswego’s ABET-accredited Electrical and Computer Engineering program is preparing local, job-ready engineers to support Central New York’s booming tech economy as Micron builds one of the nation’s largest semiconductor fabs nearby. With hands-on labs, strong industry partnerships and affordable access through SUNY, graduates are stepping into high-demand roles that fuel regional innovation and growth.

University Impact Collection Grant now open

January 12, 2026

Penfield Library invites the campus to help grow collection materials, as the University Impact Collection Grant is now open for applications.

Grants are awarded to faculty and professional staff each spring for selection of materials supporting professional development, scholarly activity, program/course curriculum needs or student success. Applications by individuals are eligible for grants up to $500, while applications by groups are eligible for grants up to $1,000.