With more than 100 high schoolers visiting, SUNY Oswego’s Direct Day on Feb. 26 officially launched a new access initiative to provide eligible public high school seniors in Oswego County and the Syracuse City School District simplified pathways to apply for admission.
Crossing the stage of Commencement is a milestone for any college graduate, but when Emily Colledge graduated in December 2025, she became the first of an expected many more participants in the Advancing Completion through Engagement (ACE) program to do so.
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.
SUNY Oswego has extended its free application period through Sunday, Nov. 16, providing prospective undergraduate and graduate students with more time to apply at no cost.
With Hewitt Hall’s recent reopening for the fall 2025 semester, most people notice the stunning reinvention of spaces, studios, labs and other facilities. But there’s another remarkable milestone for SUNY Oswego that lives underground.
SUNY Oswego’s participation in SUNY’s Empire State Service Corps has blossomed this year, with 29 students (up from 13 in its inaugural year) taking part in this opportunity to get paid while making a positive difference with their peers and communities.
The first day of fall 2025 classes brought a renovated and revitalized Hewitt Hall back online to prepare a range of communicators, storytellers and artists for today’s and tomorrow’s technologies, jobs and opportunities.
A SUNY Oswego storm-chasing class saw and tracked several twisters through Tornado Alley earlier this summer in an intense real-life classroom experience.
SUNY Oswego moved up in the most recent “public good” rankings from Washington Monthly that measure higher education’s contributions to bettering the world through service, research and improving the lives of its graduates.
