Guest lecturer Richard Peltz-Steele will explore how the current Federal Communications Commission treats explicit language during "WTF? Proliferating Profanity Under a Conservative FCC," at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 7, in Room 114, Marano Campus Center.

SUNY Oswego's political science department sponsors the free talk by Peltz-Steele, a University of Massachusetts law professsor and researcher in First Amendment law.

The second of five candidates for the Dean of the School of Business, Dr. Victoria Seitz, will be available today (Thursday, Feb. 28)  for a Faculty, Staff and Student Open Forum, to be held from 3:15 to 4 p.m., in 201 Marano Campus Center.

Faculty and staff members interested in learning how to prep healthy lunches throughout the week are invited to a healthy cooking class starting at noon Friday, March 8, in the Mackin Hall.

The annual March Mayhem Laker Dining Dollars deal starts today and runs through March 15.

The crusading pediatrician who four years ago helped bring the fight for clean-water justice in Flint to the national spotlight will speak at SUNY Oswego this fall about the newly announced Oswego Reading Initiative book for this summer, her award-winning "What the Eyes Don't See."

The first of five candidates for the Dean of the School of Business, Dr. Daewoo Park, will be available today (Wednesday, Feb. 27) for a Faculty, Staff and Student Open Forum, to be held from 3:15 to 4 p.m., in 133 Marano Campus Center.

The STARTALK Chinese language and cultural program announced a workshop this Saturday, March 2, as well the return of its summer workshop.

Campus Technology Services has learned that thousands of Oswego email addresses and passwords have been made public recently, as part of several massive information dumps. It is important to note that passwords for SUNY Oswego services were NOT disclosed, but users may still need to take action.

Proposals for Artswego support are due March 25 for activities that will take place the following academic year. Applications will be reviewed on the basis of artistic quality, educational relevance, strength of planning and commitment of other funds or resources.

Funding recommendations are the responsibility of the Arts Programming Board, a diverse committee of faculty, staff and student representatives.

Repairs are complete, and Mackin Dining Center will reopen for normal hours and service (including GET Food ordering) beginning today (Monday, Feb. 25).

Auxiliary Services offers thanks to maintenance and dining center staff for their response to the electrical damage and their cleanup efforts. Auxiliary Services apologizes for any inconvenience, and thanks customers for their patience and understanding.