The campus and community are invited to check out some research tools firsthand and learn more about SUNY Oswego's Lake-Effect Electrification (LEE) project funded by the National Science Foundation during a public open house from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5.

Thanksgiving Break shuttle buses will be available for departing campus on Nov. 18 and 19 and returning to campus on Nov. 27. The shuttles will make stops at the Regional Transportation Center and Hancock International Airport in Syracuse. Tickets can be purchased through the Box Office for $10.50.

For more information, visit the Break Transportation website. Visit the box office online to purchase tickets.

SUNY Oswego Campus Recreation is excited to invite students to two free Open Skate sessions, where all levels of experience are welcome. Students can grab their skates (or rent them) and head to the rink.

SUNY Oswego Campus Recreation is excited to invite students to two free Open Skate sessions, where all levels of experience are welcome. Students can grab their skates (or rent them) and head to the rink.

Mental health is a campus-wide issue that can affect all students, faculty and staff. The responsibility for campus mental health and well-being does not rest with any single department. Rather, services, programs and resources should be infused throughout all aspects of SUNY Oswego to create a culture of care on campus.

SUNY has invested over $24 million in Federal American Rescue Plan funds to expand and support student mental health and wellness services and enhance campus resources. SUNY Oswego is fully vested in this initiative at the campus level. 

The Laker men's and women's hockey teams will host Military Appreciation Games on consecutive Saturdays, Nov. 5 and 12, respectively, and ask for photos of military members who have impacted the lives of members of the community.

Photos would be displayed on the jumbotron during the men's hockey game vs. Potsdam at 7 p.m. Nov. 5, and the women's hockey game at 3 p.m. on Nov. 12 vs. Morrisville, both in the Deborah F. Stanley Arena and Convocation Hall. 

A vibrant, productive learning environment requires a richness in the variety of voices and life experiences that are represented among everybody. The goal of SUNY Oswego is to nurture members’ abilities and capacities for appreciation of living and working together in a diverse learning environment. 

Senior broadcasting major and Office of Communications and Marketing intern Zachary Nusimow is leading an effort to interview 100 SUNY Oswego students (freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors) to be a part of a small YouTube series. 

Native American Heritage Month (also referred to as American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month) is celebrated in November to honor the contributions indigenous people have made in the United States, to increase knowledge around their history and culture and to better understand the truth and reconciliation needed to repair the trauma. 

On Friday, Oct. 28, from 7 to 7:30 a.m. Campus Technology Services (CTS) will perform network maintenance in Lanigan Hall. During this timeframe:

• All wireless network connections and hallway phones in Lanigan will be unavailable during this time.
• All phones, wireless and wired network connections in the “Supplies in Lanigan” store will be unavailable

For further updates, please refer to the CTS technology status page.