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SUNY Oswego professor emerita and alumna Dr. Barbara Palmer Shineman helped establish the Sheldon Institute 40 years ago this summer.

SUNY Oswego students this fall can glide, float, leap and pirouette their way to a new minor in dance.

Alumni of SUNY Oswego’s nationally-recognized MBA programs are using their degrees to pursue careers in a range of fields. The program recently earned attention in a USA Today "Women in Business" supplement.

SUNY Oswego's Spring School Safety Symposium on Wednesday, March 28, will feature John-Michael Keyes, founder of the "I Love U Guys" foundation and the Standard Response Protocol, to discuss the question, "How do we keep our students, faculty and staff safe?"

Shiza Shahid, known for her activism and co-founding the Malala Fund with Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, will speak in SUNY Oswego’s "I Am Oz” Diversity Speaker Series at the start of Women’s History Month.

As a centerpiece of Black History Month activities, the 50th anniversary observance of one of SUNY Oswego's most enduring and active student organizations, the Black Student Union, will celebrate an illustrious and active history of generations of student leaders.

The globally respected Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) has extended the accreditation of SUNY Oswego's School of Business for five years, following a rigorous Continuous Improvement Review.

The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) formally notified SUNY Oswego that at its Nov. 16 session, the MSCHE acted "to accept (SUNY Oswego's) Periodic Review Report, to reaffirm accreditation, and commend the institution for the quality of the Periodic Review Report and Process.”

CNN analyst Bakari Sellers, an attorney and progressive activist, will headline SUNY Oswego's 29th annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 1, in Waterman Theatre.

SUNY Oswego this fall awarded the inaugural Nunzio "Nick" C. and Lorraine E. Marano Scholarships, easing the financial burdens of 62 first-generation college students.