Due to anticipated adverse weather conditions, SUNY Oswego has announced that all classes at both the Oswego and Syracuse campuses will be taught remotely on Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 26 and 27.

All face-to-face and hybrid classes will shift to remote instruction as directed by your faculty member. Online courses will proceed as scheduled.  

Residential students have previously been notified they can return on Saturday, and food services and all other services will be functional. Campus will remain open and essential staff will be present. 

SUNY Oswego’s Pluralism Committee invites you to apply for our Pluralism mini-grants for Spring 2026 in advance of its Feb. 18 deadline. The goal of these grants is to build an institutional commitment to pluralism while enhancing the values of respect, cooperation and relation.

To that end, the Pluralism Committee, with support from InterFaith America, is pleased to award ten $500 grants to faculty, staff and student organizations that seek to incorporate pluralism into their class content and/or university events.

Penfield Library is seeking submissions from faculty and staff for Display to Archives 2025-2026. Display to Archives is Penfield Library's ongoing effort to collect, recognize, exhibit and promote access to the creative and scholarly work of SUNY Oswego's faculty and staff.

SUNY Oswego employees are invited to a Lunch and Learn on SUNY Retirement Benefits and Estate Planning Strategies from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6, in 114 Marano Campus Center.

Voya Financial Advisors Aaron Cahill and Adrian Dunuwila invite you to attend the Lunch and Learn workshop focused on understanding your SUNY retirement benefits and how estate planning strategies fit into your long-term financial plan.

Reserve your spot today via this link. Lunch will be provided.

Congratulations to the six students, faculty, and staff members selected to serve as Pluralism Fellows during the spring and fall 2026 semesters. The fellows are:

Campus Recreation is thrilled to welcome students back to campus for another exciting semester including upcoming events and activities to kick off the spring with fun, fitness and community. 

Upcoming events include:

To help ensure a successful start to the semester, the Campus Technology Services (CTS) Help Desk will be holding extended hours for the following days:

Opening Weekend

• Saturday Jan. 24: noon to 4 p.m.
• Sunday Jan. 25: noon to 7 p.m.

As of Monday, Jan. 26, the Help Desk will return to normal semester hours of:

With the spring semester beginning and active recent weather, here is a timely reminder for winter weather procedures for the months ahead.

In case of inclement weather that causes all classes for a block of time (usually daytime, evening or both) to move to either remote instruction or cancellation, the best way to ensure you receive notifications is to sign up for or verify your information for the university's NY-Alert system. 

In support of SUNY Oswego’s Strategic Plan Thrive driver, Health Services soft launched a new appointment type called Healthy Habits in fall 2025, with Director of Health Services Director Angie Brown achieving national certification in support of this initiative. 

During Healthy Habits visits, students receive screening in all six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine to help students identify their level of readiness for change and identify which area is the most important to them. 

For the past decade, SUNY Oswego has worked to build a digitally accessible culture where all members of the community can engage with online information and resources. Oswego's Digital Accessibility Workgroup, Steering Committee and campus accessibility fellows have advanced this effort, earning recognition from SUNY for leadership in accessibility practices.