Job Outlook: Don’t Wait to Start Looking

  By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant   Graduating this spring? It’s time to start concentrating on your career, even though you’re months away from turning your tassel. “One of the biggest mistakes students make is waiting…

Best Apps for Students

  By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant   Of course, you should download whatever proprietary app or student portal that your school provides so you can stay abreast of what’s going on, from fun events to security…

SUNY Oswego Launches Cannabis Studies Microcredential

[caption id="attachment_1181" align="alignright" width="400"] Marthinus (Martin) Koen is associate professor of criminal justice and cannabis studies program chair.[/caption]   SUNY Oswego’s Division of Extended Learning recently announced the launch of a new microcredential in cannabis…

Dating: My Top Five Places in Oswego

  By Maria Pawelczyk   Whether it is the first date or the 10th, Oswego has some really great places for you and your partner to go to. Personally, my boyfriend and I have explored…

How to Pass a Tough Class, and Save…

  By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant   If you’re facing a GPA-tanking class, here’s what you can do to improve your grades. • When signing up for classes, make sure you aced — and not just…

The Streets of Oswego… Where Names Are Rich…

Driving around the streets of Oswego represents a veritable history lesson of the United States in general, New York state and Oswego in particular By Tom and Jerry Caraccioli   Unlike Irish rock-n-roll band U2’s…

SUNY Oswego is a Welcoming Second Home for…

  By Stefan Yablonski   Gyounghyun Ko is from Jeonju, South Korea. He’s an accounting student at SUNY Oswego. He participated in commencement in May — his degree was officially conferred Aug. 14. Over the…

What’s in Store for the Class of ‘27

SUNY Oswego Director of Career Services Gary Morris offers his outlook on what students should expect come graduation time By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant   If you’re receiving a diploma this spring, wouldn’t it be great…