Student life

Why live on campus at SUNY Oswego? From a sense of community to convenience to the opportunity to get involved, several students offer their reasons and impressions of the residence life experience.

More than 1,600 students are eligible to take part in SUNY Oswego’s three Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 12, and many have already secured futures in their fields.

SUNY Oswego will wrap up its spring semester with 2018 OzFest on Friday, May 4, with daylong free activities for students and an evening concert featuring H.E.R. and A$AP Ferg.

During Yards for Yeardley, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, April 23, on the academic quad, SUNY Oswego students, faculty and staff and members of the community will walk to remember and to prevent domestic and dating violence on college campuses and communities.

Nina Agnello, a sophomore majoring in business administration and psychology at SUNY Oswego, has learned a lot about responding to change and challenge.

During a first-ever Alternative Spring Break in Oswego County, student volunteers partnered with local agencies and corporations to serve, support and build a spirited, resilient community.

SUNY Oswego’s Career Services and the JCPenney store at Destiny USA provided an estimated 400 students with an opportunity to purchase professional apparel at a steep discount.

For many fans in the hockey-loving campuses and communities of Oswego and Plattsburgh, the recent Super Bowl isn’t more than the second-biggest sporting event of the month.

Start Now, a unique partnership between SUNY Oswego and Jefferson Community College, gets students on the road to success.

Coming to Oswego for an open house? Admissions student ambassador Kenny Belvin has some tips to make the most of it.