The department of Student Engagement and Leadership (SEL) is collaborating with Syracuse Trivia Company to bring an exciting trivia event to campus at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 23, in Marano Campus Center's Laker Landing (food court).

SEL referred to STC as a premier trivia company in CNY, hosting the engaging trivia nights in the area.

The campus is invited to come for the trivia but stay for the free pizza and boneless wings and raffle prizes throughout the event. The winning trivia team will also collect a prize.

This year's Quest on Wednesday, April 22, will feature a number of new features to complement popular returning traditions.

For Quest, the university’s day celebrating scholarly and creative activities, all classes between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. are cancelled to promote campus participation as presenters and attendees.

On April 22, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m., Campus Technology Services (CTS) will perform network maintenance affecting access to the wireless network in Hewitt Hall. During this time period, the wireless campus network will be intermittently unavailable from the Hewitt Hall south basement.

Further updates will be posted to the CTS status page.

As SUNY Oswego prepares to celebrate the end of the 2025–26 academic year, the university still seeks volunteers to help sustain the campus tradition of OzFest on Friday, May 8.

This annual celebration brings the campus together for a full day of engaging activities, entertainment, and community-building for students.

This year, organizers are enhancing our daytime experience with updated and expanded activities, and are seeking volunteers to help ensure a safe, fun and memorable event for everyone involved.

The SUNY Oswego Division of Extended Learning is proud to announce the return of its premier professional development program, the Lessons in Leadership series, for 2026. Designed for both emerging and established leaders, this series provides actionable insights into the rapidly shifting dynamics of the modern workplace.

Starting in May 2026, the program will feature four immersive, three-hour workshops held every other month through the end of the year. The curriculum is specifically curated to address contemporary business challenges, including:

Student Engagement and Leadership presents a spring themed Paint and Sip event from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, April 20, in the Marano Campus Center Laker Landing (food court) with facilitator Emily Gushea.

All supplies will be provided. Complimentary snacks and drinks, including a cheese platter and spring mocktail, are provided by Auxiliary Services.

No experience is necessary to participate. Students are invited to come unwind and enjoy a night of fun.

-- Submitted by Student Engagement and Leadership

With most of SUNY Oswego’s lakeside location situated in the Town of Oswego, the campus community is invited to participate in the town’s Comprehensive Plan Survey.

The Town of Oswego is currently working with the Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board and New York State Department of State for a comprehensive plan update. 

Did you know that 30 percent of SUNY Oswego undergraduates are first-generation college students? The campus-wide FirstLEAP Committee invites all to celebrate this sizable cohort of the SUNY Oswego community during a First-Generation Student Social from 1 to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 21, in 215 Penfield Library.

The event provides an opportunity to join faculty, students and staff for conversation and games plus pizza and popcorn generously provided by Auxiliary Services.

-- Submitted by the FirstLEAP Committee

"Letters That Last: Turning Your Chapter Story Into a Career Legacy" is a career readiness event designed for student members and leaders in Greek organizations to connect their chapter experiences to future professional success.

The program begins at 4 p.m. on Thursday, April 23, in the Marano Campus Center auditorium (room 132) with networking, professional headshots,and light refreshments, creating a relaxed environment for students to engage with peers, alumni, and employers.

As campus efforts continue to meet Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, the digital accessibility team is providing weekly articles on how to create accessible content.

This week focuses on creating accessible multimedia content.

Accessible multimedia and captioning

Whether you are recording a lecture in Panopto, hosting a meeting in Zoom or sharing a video on YouTube, captioning is the most critical step in making your content accessible to everyone.