The Princeton Review once again has named SUNY Oswego to its list of the 225 Best Regional Colleges-Northeast, a distinction the college has earned every year since the educational services firm started regional listings in 2003.
SUNY Oswego’s Opening Week activities Friday, Aug. 24, to Saturday, Sept. 8, will welcome nearly 2,200 new undergraduate and 350 graduate students to campus while preparing them to make connections and find success.
Giraffes and elephants grazing alongside cattle and goats. Lions lounging in acacia and sausage trees. Terrain as varied as Kilimanjaro's mountain, the Serengeti's plains and Lake Manyara's wetlands and woodlands. Elite, heavily armed "rhino rangers." Strict rules on human-wildlife contact.
Starting Sept. 7, SUNY Oswego in Syracuse will exhibit the work of nearly two dozen artists participating in the "Picture 81" project to document, artistically, the before, during and after of the end-of-life viaduct that bisects the city.
SUNY Oswego professor of art Juan Perdiguero will present his recent mixed-media work in "Animalario," the opening exhibition of Tyler Art Gallery's 2018-19 season starting Aug. 31 in Tyler Hall on the college's main campus.
The annual SEFA/United Way Stuff-A-Bus campaign is underway, and college volunteers are asking campus employees to consider donating school supplies. This program helps to ensure that less fortunate children in Oswego County have the supplies they need to successfully begin the school year.
SUNY Oswego is happy to offer an opportunity to all faculty and professional staff to participate in Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Training, free of charge, on Monday Aug, 20, 2018, from 8 a.m.
An East Amherst man moving to Florida full time has donated to SUNY Oswego the college's third painting by famed marine painter James Gale Tyler, namesake of Tyler Hall and the Tyler Art Gallery on the main campus.
SUNY Oswego volunteers continue to help with the ongoing NY Stands with Puerto Rico Recovery and Rebuilding Initiative, the latest deployment bringing more students and alumni to the island on July 29.
New students plunging into their SUNY Oswego education in the EOP Summer Program immersed themselves in "Fresh Water for All" -- the college's two-year Grand Challenges project -- as they researched water sources, consumption and conservation.
