When you step on campus, be prepared for a few new things this year By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Heads up! Oswego has a few changes awaiting you this year. Here are some of them.…
SUNY Oswego’s Hottest Majors
Technology education, management lead the list of the most popular majors at Oswego By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant What’s popular to study at Oswego? The Office of Communications and Marketing recently shared that the highest…
SUNY Oswego Students Travel the World
The Office of International Education and Programs oversees two distinct campus services: Education Abroad and International Student & Scholar Services. OIEP also supports globalization initiatives within the academic departments of the university, fostering a dynamic…
Bird Electric Scooters Soaring Around the Port City
They have gotten a lot of usage since coming to town on July 4 By Steve Yablonski [caption id="attachment_804" align="alignright" width="225"] Scooter parked outside the Oswego County Board of Elections at East Seneca Street. Users…
Post-COVID-19 Anxiety
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Despite the presence of the vaccine, does COVID-19 still deeply concern you? If so, you’re not alone. “Some students may still worry about catching COVID,” said Andrew Poole, public and media…
My COVID-19 Year at Oswego
Last year was tough for freshmen who had to learn to co-exist with the coronavirus. As sophomores, some of them are now helping the new class of freshmen and transfer students find their way at…
Basking in Flavor
The Red Sun Fire Roasting Co. in Oswego sizzles By Christopher Malone [caption id="attachment_778" align="alignright" width="300"] Burrata panzanella appetizer.[/caption] There’s a lot to take in when stepping foot inside Oswego’s The Red Sun Fire Roasting…
New Semester: Stress Less (If You Can)
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant [caption id="attachment_718" align="alignright" width="125"] Tse[/caption] Grades, schedules, finances: college students have plenty to stress about. Starting a semester with a pandemic yet underway only adds to the reasons to worry. “With…
The COVID-19 Fall Semester
No fall break this semester, no competitive sports and classes will end Nov. 25 By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant [caption id="attachment_720" align="alignright" width="125"] Paestella[/caption] Planning much of anything has been hard since the pandemic began, and…










