The college's Discover Wellness series will offer a variety of free sessions on topics including nutrition, meditation and functional wellness for faculty and staff in the coming days.

Today (Nov. 20) will feature "Lunchbox Nutrition Lessons" at noon in 227 Wilber, the conference room. This session invites faculty and staff members for a discussion meal prepping, tips and tricks, reading nutrition labels and proper portion sizes. The first 10 to register will receive a wellness incentive gift.

Students enrolled in CRW 198 (a First-Year Signature Course called "I Have Something to Tell You: The Spoken Word") will perform their original spoken-word poetry at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21. The event will take place in the Historic Classroom (Room 222) in Sheldon Hall, and is open to the campus community. 

Each student will perform a spoken-word poem in three minutes or less. The performance will include student perspectives on contemporary American social issues like identity, addiction, relationships and perception.

The college's Employee Assistance Program invites the campus community to join them for a healthy salad bowl luncheon from noon to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 12 in 114 Marano Campus Center.

Participants only need to bring one salad topping to share, as EAP will provide bowls, lettuces, salad dressings, napkins and utensils.

The college's Employee Assistance Program invites faculty and staff to a free discussion on how to manage stress levels during this busy time of the year.

This EAP program will run noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 11, in 114 Marano Campus Center.

Attendees can bring your lunch, settle in and engage in the discussion with Dr. Amy Bidwell, associate professor of health promotion and wellness and a Certified Stress Management Specialist, along with students from the department of health promotion and wellness. 

A range of events Nov. 11 to 15 for Graduate Studies Week will celebrate and showcase opportunities in the college’s graduate programs.

The campus community is invited to learn what graduate students and faculty are doing, meet with Dean Kristen Eichhorn and other staff, and much more. Events include:

Monday, Nov. 11:

On Saturday, Nov. 9, five SUNY Oswego students will compete in the second annual CNY Internship Showcase at SUNY Oswego's Syracuse campus, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.:

SUNY Oswego is pleased to offer the following livestream event on our campus this Thursday evening, Nov. 7, in 105 Lanigan Hall. 

Erasing Hate: A SUNY Thought Leaders Event
In conversation with activists Judy and Dennis Shepard, parents of Matthew Shepard 
Hosted by SUNY Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson (Live at the SUNY Global Center in NYC)

The presentation will run 6 to 8 p.m., with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. This Oswego campus viewing is co-sponsored by SUNY Oswego's Pride Alliance. 

Due to extreme high winds and several power outages reported this morning, all morning classes on Oswego’s main campus (those classes with starting times prior to noon) for today, Friday, Nov. 1, are cancelled.

Additional updates will be shared as necessary.

Beginning today (Nov. 4) Oswego Dining once again participates in the Customer Satisfaction Survey being conducted by the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS). 

Complete a survey and you’re automatically registered for a chance to win the following prizes: 

The SUNY Oswego planetarium will peer toward black holes to present "Laying Eyes on the Unseen" at 7 p.m. every Sunday during November.

In April 2019, scientists with the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration released the first images of the regions surrounding two distinct black holes. Their appearances confirmed Albert Einstein’s conjectures concerning how they should look, assuming his theory of general relativity and gravitation were correct.