Due to adverse weather conditions, SUNY Oswego has declared today (Wednesday, Feb. 10) a “remote” instruction day.  All face-to-face and hybrid classes will be taught online as per your faculty’s instructions.  Online courses continue as normal.  This applies to classes on the SUNY Oswego main campus and at our Syracuse campus.

Deborah F. Stanley
President

NOTE: SUNY Oswego's COVID Testing Center is open today. Testing will continue as normal and as scheduled.   

Campus Technology Services is providing updates regarding a live transcription feature built into Zoom as well as some Zoom authentication updates.

SUNY Oswego’s 13th annual Sportsmanship Day Symposium invites submissions from members of the campus community for its first-ever virtual edition on Thursday, March 4.

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to present at this symposium by contacting the campus event’s founder and coordinator, sociology professor Tim Delaney, via email at Tim.Delaney@oswego.edu. The program will begin at 2:30 p.m. on March 4.

SUNY Oswego’s 13th annual Sportsmanship Day Symposium invites submissions from members of the campus community for its first-ever virtual edition on Thursday, March 4.

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to present at this symposium by contacting the campus event’s founder and coordinator, sociology professor Tim Delaney, via email at Tim.Delaney@oswego.edu. The program will begin at 2:30 p.m. on March 4.

SUNY Oswego community members are invited to join the Oswego Alumni Book Club. Register online by March 17 to participate in the first reading period: 

In its effort to nurture connections between the Laker community and to support lifelong learning, the Oswego Alumni Association launched this free online book club and facilitated discussion forum, in partnership with the Professional Book Club (PBC) Guru.

How it works:

Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow has put the annual overnight, on-street winter parking ban in effect, banning parking on city streets from midnight to 6 a.m. in residential neighborhoods, and 2 to 6 a.m. in the east and west downtown areas. 

Off-campus students who would rely on on-street parking should contact their landlords about alternate arrangements.

In addition, the city makes free overnight parking available in the following lots that are cleared of snow: 

The college's Imagine 2021 career development series offers a series of Imagine Incredible Career Connections events on Wednesday, Feb. 10, to help students virtually connect and network with successful alumni.

The following events on Feb. 10 will provide extensive opportunities for students to learn from, interact with and seek advice from a network of Oswego alumni mentors:

4 p.m. Alumni Mentor Networking Fairs:

The Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, Campus Technology Services and Extended Learning will again offer online virtual support hours for academic instructors this semester.

These will be available from 1 to 2 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays, starting this week, until at least mid-March.

Access this Zoom link to join a session.

With Lakeside, Pathfinder, Littlepage and Cooper dining centers all serving different menus this semester, Auxiliary Services sponsors a walking challenge with prizes to dine in different locations.

Are you interested in becoming a student tour guide for the college's Admissions Office?

After a short program, you can become tour certified and get paid for giving campus tours, and helping prospective students and their families learn about the Oswego experience. All are welcome in the Office of Admissions.

Please contact touroswego@oswego.edu for more information.