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A federal grant will allow SUNY Oswego to add a TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) program to provide financial and advising support to students who are first-generation, face funding challenges and/or have documented disabilities.

Salmon Celebration Day activities, titled "Art, Science and Culture of Lake Ontario," will run from 3 to 6:30 pm on Wednesday, March 25, in the Hewitt Hall Ballroom with renowned Haudenosaunee storyteller Perry Ground and a variety of related hands-on activities.

A surge of student interest turned last month's “Adulting Your Wallet” into one of the semester’s most in-demand career readiness events, and highlighted the impact that alumni can make on students’ development.

SUNY Oswego is establishing a new Tree Hall of Fame, celebrating trees of exceptional ecological, historical, cultural and personal significance.

SUNY Oswego’s library faculty and professional staff recently welcomed nearly 30 librarians from around central and northern New York to Penfield Library for a joint professional development day on March 9. The day was jointly planned by SUNY Oswego librarians and representatives from the Onondaga, Oswego, Cortland and Madison School Library System (O2CM).

When she started as an undeclared student at SUNY Oswego, Katie Brown was unsure of her career path. Back at her alma mater, she now works in the Advisement Center to help Lakers find their path.

When the U.S. women’s ice hockey team clinched Olympic gold in Milan in dramatic overtime fashion, 1991 SUNY Oswego graduate Katie Kranze Million wasn’t on the ice — but she was sprinting toward it.

Student internship opportunities often provide benefits to the intern, the organization and the wider community. That was the experience of business administration major Gracey Trabold for her internship with the North Central Small Business Development Center (SBDC).

A group of undergraduate students from the SUNY Oswego Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) student organization recently explored the question of why Wegmans Food Markets is often considered one of the most admired employers in the nation.

Two top statewide supporters of sustainability provided SUNY Oswego with a $2,500 grant to help expand campus composting and waste-reduction efforts.