SUNY Oswego associate professor Rengian Yang emigrated from her home in Hunan, China, after receiving her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in ceramics from the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in 2009. By Tom and Jerry…
How to Fake Confidence
You might be surprised to learn that lots of people you admire are already doing it By Monster.com Why do you need to learn how to fake confidence? Consider this scenario: Your boss asks you…
Normal Life is Back–Isn’t It?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Is “normal” life back? Cayuga Community College and SUNY Oswego representatives weigh in. Here’s what Tina Cooper, internship coordinator at SUNY Oswego, has to say: • “I don’t like the word…
Astronomical Contributions Earn SUNY Oswego Physics Professor Chancellor’s…
Submitted by SUNY Oswego From studying the scale of the universe to inspiring students across the globe, SUNY Oswego physics professor Shashi Kanbur’s far-reaching efforts earned the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship and…
Stop the Spread: Students Called On to Do…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While wearing masks, washing hands frequently, virtual gatherings and distancing yourself 6 feet away may feel second nature by now, arriving on campus will bring more health-related measures to stop the…
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…
Super Dave’s Roadside Grill on the Road Again
By Lou Sorendo While restaurants nationwide have been affected negatively by the coronavirus pandemic, the food truck business is flourishing. With restaurants either closed or limited in operation, there are limited options for folks to…
Things 2020 Can’t Take Away from You
COVID-19, presidential impeachment, racial uprising, loneliness, government mishandlings, economic recession. It’s a new year in school: don’t let those things ruin it By Melissa Stefanec 2020 will be a year to remember, and mostly for…