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Focusing on the Future: Focarino Makes History as First Female Commissioner of Patents
When Margaret “Peggy” La Tulip Focarino ’77 was a fifth grader in the ’60s, most girls her age wanted Barbie dolls or Easy-Bake ovens. She asked her parents for a telescope.
Preserving Personal Pasts — One Story at a Time
The stories are out there: in Brooklyn, in Atlanta, in San Francisco, in Mesilla, N.M., and in tiny Upstate New York towns like Rensselaer Falls.
The Big Picture: Alumna Sets the Scenes that Make the Movies
On the seventh floor of an aging West 52nd Street building, on folding tables, corkboards and floors, they are creating.
From Patrolling Boroughs to Protecting Borders
Rafael G. “Jova” Rodriguez ’98 insists he’s no hero.
Chemistry: a winning formula for Pagano
Todd Pagano ’96 isn’t trying to win awards.
In the Founder’s Words
Oswego Founder Edward Austin Sheldon left behind a window into his life — his autobiography. In honor of Oswego’s Sesquicentennial celebration, we excerpt here some snippets of Sheldon’s stories.
Alumni Ambassadors Spread the Oswego Method
The nurseryman Edward Austin Sheldon would probably liken it to the seeds of the maple tree propelled by the wind.
‘Unfinished Business’: 10 Years On, FDNY 9/11 Veteran Stayed Close to Fallen Friends
Sometimes, late at night, Capt. Joe Liselli ’87 would go up to the roof of the FDNY Ten House for a view of “the pit.”
Happy 150th, Oswego!
At Home in the Founder’s House
Alumni everywhere recognize Shady Shore as one of the most beautiful, historic buildings on campus.