#TogetherOz

Thomas McGrath of the music faculty put together "On the Other Side of Hope," featuring music, signs and images intended to encourage and inspire others during this time.

Jonel Langenfeld-Rial of our theatre faculty discusses how she teaches acting and stays connected with students online. Jonel is also enjoying seeing the campus community rise to the challenge and staying #TogetherOz.

SUNY Oswego News had the honor of speaking with one of the healthcare heroes working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City. In addition to being a nurse in a Manhattan intensive-care unit, Boris Lukatskiy is a SUNY Oswego online MBA student.

April 22 is Earth Day, in the middle of Earth Week, and while the Oswego family is not all together for it this year, the team in the Sustainability Office has been working hard on ways to celebrate #TogetherOz.

Seniors Cassie Carudo and Cloey Olkowski have started the "Road To Oz" podcast (available on Spotify) to provide information and advice to incoming SUNY Oswego students. They are working #TogetherOz with current students, faculty members and other interested members of the Oswego family.

Yards for Yeardley, an annual daylong walk/run/roll to raise awareness about domestic and dating violence, has been extended into a month-long virtual event, coordinated locally by It's On Oz. Working #TogetherOz, the campus community has already logged more than seven million yards … and counting!

SUNY Oswego's alumni community has revealed their resiliency, generosity and resourcefulness in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. All across New York state and the nation, stories of our alumni stepping up to help others out are emerging.

The Students Helping Oz Peers (SHOP) project is still available to help students in need of food and basic necessities. Learn how Oswego students are still working hard to make sure we all get through this #TogetherOz.

An ongoing connection to and love for SUNY Oswego resulted in a group of more than 50 former SUNY Oswego visiting scholars from China donating five large boxes of personal protection equipment (PPE) to the Oswego Health Foundation to support the w

National Arbor Day, a day set aside to celebrate trees, is traditionally marked by tree giveaways and tree planting events. This year, the need for social distancing requires creative solutions -- which the Canal Forest Restoration Project at SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station is providing via a free online webinar conference on Friday, April 24.