School of Communication, Media and Arts

SUNY Oswego students recently returned from a week-long trip to Ireland for their Quarter 3 course, "International PR: Food, Beverage, and Hospitality."

One City. One Campus. One Community. -- a project supported by SUNY Oswego, the City of Oswego Mayor's Office and the joint Campus-City Relations Committee -- unveiled student photojournalism promoting features and connections around the community on May 6 in Oswego's City Hall.

Linda Cohn vividly recalls hanging out in her first semester at Oswego State University with two newfound friends — Allison and Sherri — discussing their hopes for the future.

SUNY Oswego’s strong broadcast and digital media coursework and opportunities recently received additional recognition as the highest among New York state public institutions and in the top 50 nationally in the 2025 Broadcast Education Association (BEA) rankings.

Last Friday, May 2, the SUNY Oswego Theatre Department hosted a vibrant and immersive day of theatre activities for nearly 300 high school students and their chaperones from 13 local and regional high schools during the annual Dramafest.

Andrea Vickery, assistant professor of communication studies at SUNY Oswego, has joined the associate editor team at the International Journal of Listening.

Student-run WNYO 88.9FM will once again host a 24-Hour Charity Radiothon to support Oswego County Opportunities, in collaboration with University Police. It will take place from 5 p.m. on Friday, May 9, to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 10.

A group of SUNY Oswego students recently traveled to Los Angeles for the university’s annual Hollywood POV trip, which allows them to explore opportunities in the entertainment business and connect with industry professionals, including many alumni.

On Monday April 21, Lambda Pi Eta, SUNY Oswego's National Communication Honor Society, held their annual Spring Ceremony. Students and family, along with department faculty, gathered in 132 Marano Campus Center and joined via Zoom for an engaging evening of reflection and celebration.

SUNY Oswego’s current musical theater production “Tuck Everlasting” explores the creative and philosophical motivations: Through themes of immortality, fear and compassion, the musical adaptation presents a timely message for university audiences.