This past February, University Police at SUNY Oswego issued cameras worn center-of-chest to 17 members of the department’s Patrol Division — such as Officer Eric Martin (pictured) — following training over the winter break. The devices record law enforcement officers’ encounters with citizens, for their mutual benefit.

University Police Now Armed with Body Cameras

Video capabilities provide valuable resource for University Police; ensure public safety By Alexander Plate The New York State University Police Department at SUNY Oswego has had a semester to use its body cameras, and so…

Jacob Alexander taught the STEM 4 Kids class about plant growth and water purification at SUNY Oswego’s annual KidsTech event last spring, hosted by Oswego Technology Student Association and pre-service Technology Education teachers at SUNY Oswego. College Life has followed his journey at SUNY Oswego since he started in 2016. He is graduating next semester.

Final Year for Sterling Student — Two Student…

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant This begins the final year of college for Jacob Alexander, now a senior technology major at SUNY Oswego. College Life newspaper has featured glimpses of Alexander’s collegiate career in each issue…

Four of Robert Niederhoff ‘s butterflies having just emerged from their chrysalises, dry their wings before preparing for their first flight.

Monarch Rule Threatened

Number of factors — including climate change —affecting livelihood of one of nature’s most amazing creatures By Alexander Plate [caption id="attachment_552" align="alignright" width="225"] Robert Niederhoff, a former biology professor at SUNY Oneonta who lives in…

College fun

10Ways to Make College More Fun

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You attend college to learn and prepare for your future career. But you should have some fun as well. It helps to destress and that enables you to become a better…

Leaders of Young Americans for Freedom on the SUNY Oswego campus. Tyler Toomey, first on the left, a junior business major, founded the organization in the spring of 2018. He was invited to the White House by President Donald Trump in March to witness the signing of an executive order protecting free speech on college campuses.

Conservative Politics on Campus

Newly founded Young Americans for Freedom flex political muscles on SUNY Oswego campus By Maria Pericozzi Young Americans for Freedom is a new bipartisan conservative organization on campus that does not endorse a political party…

Kaitlyn Anderson recently opened 3.21 Salads eatery downtown in Oswego.

3.21 Salads

Garden deliciousness comes to downtown Oswego By Maria Pericozzi Before Kaitlyn Anderson’s grandfather passed away, he told her she should go into business because she makes the best salads. Last year, Anderson decided she would…

Alyssa Flynn JJ Cafe

J&J Café

Bubble tea, many tasty delights come to Port City By Maria Pericozzi Alyssa Flynn has brought bubble tea to Oswego by fulfilling her dream of opening J&J Café, 18 W. Bridge St. Bubble tea is a…

Taeko Kelly

What Can Set You Apart from the Competition

Internship, volunteer work can add a great deal to a resume, says career coach By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Life experiences students have now can help their future resume stand out. Taeko Kelly, career coach for…