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Capitol Career Had Oswego Roots
For more than 14 years, I walked the halls of the U.S. Capitol as the eyes and ears of the Watertown Daily Times, until the Northern New York newspaper became the latest to close its Washington bureau March 31. But my roots in journalism reach into the halls of SUNY Oswego, where I spent four years as a reporter and editor at The Oswegonian.
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.
Sounds of Success
How does a Tony sound? Pretty good to Brian Ronan ’84, who earned his first for the Broadway hit “The Book of Mormon” in the “Best Sound Design in a Musical” category at the Tony Awards in June.
Fashion Designing Alumnus Says Yes to Dresses
Elias Gutierrez ’09 works behind the scenes, but his work is hardly hidden.
Former Professors Endow Scholarships in Music, Wellness
During their long careers at SUNY Oswego, Hugh and Grace Mowatt Burritt helped thousands of students reach their full potential. It’s only fitting that as emeriti they extend their reach in perpetuity by establishing an endowed scholarship to help students in their areas of expertise.
Pike Awarded First Theatre Alumni Scholarship
Oswego’s theatre department is known for a being a close-knit group, with graduates helping each other advance their careers long after graduation.
Alumni, students to stage Sheldon stories
Professor of Theatre Mark Cole ’73 and actress Robin Curtis ’78 are teaming up to stage “Speaking of Sheldon…” a reader’s theatre adaptation of The Autobiography of Edward Austin Sheldon, which will premiere at Waterman Theatre in Tyler Hall, Feb. 25 and 26.
‘Go be great,’ Levy tells seniors
As an ESPN anchor, Steve Levy ’87 is used to getting some of the hottest tickets around — Super Bowls, World Series, you name it. But he showed seniors at the annual Commencement Eve Dinner his “golden ticket” — saved for three decades — a letter dated March 2, 1983, confirming his admission into SUNY Oswego.