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Falling in love with SUNY Oswego on her first visit, Samantha Brown has made the most of her experience as a Laker.

SUNY Oswego English major Ruby Ramseyer started working with the Empire State Service Corps -- which pays student for serving their community -- as an Onondaga Community College student.

The 21st annual Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit welcomed a range of alumni for an all-star panel, Career Connectors networking event and classroom visits on Oct. 23.

With 409 participants, SUNY Oswego has the largest participation in SUNY's Advancing Completion through Engagement (ACE) program supporting student success and retention, the university and partners marked the occasion by sharing student stories and the insights of officials.

SUNY Oswego's fall Student Involvement Fair offers opportunities for new and returning Lakers to learn more about, and potentially join, some of the hundreds of student organizations. Video production intern Sansparsh Tripathy offers this quick video overview and review.

SUNY Oswego's fall Student Involvement Fair offers opportunities for new and returning Lakers to learn more about, and potentially join, some of the hundreds of student organizations. Video production intern Jonah Hawthorne interviewed President Peter O. Nwosu and a variety of students to capture the excitement.

Throwing it back to last week, as the newest members of the Oswego family moved on campus then got to connect and have fun during Laker Launch just before the start of our fall 2025 semester.

The week before SUNY Oswego started its fall classes, 10 teachers from across the state gathered in a Park Hall lab to learn about and use advanced robotics, thanks to a grant from Micron Technology.

College of Communication, Media and the Arts Dean Jennifer Knapp recently took Video Production Coordinator Jim Kearns and Director of Communications Tim Nekritz on a tour of some of the most interesting and unique spaces in Hewitt Hall that will make it one of the best buildings in the nation for communication, design, filmmaking and other visual arts when it reopens for fall 2025 after more than $80 million in state-supported renovations.

Jerome Jackson '78 received a life-saving kidney donation from longtime friend and fellow Laker alumnus J. Scott Whitmore '77. They met up with each other during Reunion Weekend for the first time since their life-changing surgeries in January. Their visit to campus rekindled their connection to the place that led to their lifelong bond.