Seniors can now celebrate their last semester by purchasing your Class of 2023 merchandise.

This year's class logo was designed by Rayne Polkowski ’23, a double major in cinema and screen studies and broadcasting. Seniors are able to purchase their short-sleeve shirts, long-sleeve shirts and hoodies by Tuesday, March 28.

For more information or to place an order, visit alumni.oswego.edu/classapparel23.

The campus community is invited to send in nominations for the Oswego Alumni Associations Class of 2023 Outstanding Senior Award by Friday, March 10.

Sessions are now open for any SUNY Oswego students and employees interested in free QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention training.

If interested, contact health promotion and wellness faculty member Jessica Harris to request a free training for your club, organization or department via jessica.harris@oswego.edu.

Upon completion, you will receive a certification for QPR.

SUNY Oswego's Chief of Staff and Executive Director of Strategic Initiatives, External Partnerships and Legislative Affairs Kristi Eck will serve as keynote speaker for the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Wednesday, March 15.

On Saturday, March 4, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Campus Technology Services (CTS) will perform maintenance on technology servers. During this time, some technology services will be intermittently unavailable for everyone on and off campus. These services include but are not limited to:

Students Helping Oz Peers (SHOP) and SUNY Oswego’s State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA) campaign are teaming up for a food and toiletries drive to continue to provide for those in need among the SUNY Oswego family.

The March drive comes as the SHOP pantry has seen an increase in use by students. 

If you wish to donate food items, most-needed items include: 

The OER Steering Group invites the campus to celebrate Open Education Week, March 6 to 10, which highlights open education innovations and successes. Visit the OE Week events page to participate in global activities and use the #OEweek hashtag to join the conversation on social media.

Marano Campus Center will be filled with activities tonight (March 3) for Late Night Study Break.

From 8 to 11 p.m., Late Night Study Break will feature free food, giveaways and activities including: Glow Open Skate, Build-a-Buddy, henna, make and take crafts, psychic readings, Glow Mini-Golf, lawn games, a smash rage room, massages, a caricature artist, photo booth, a movie with popcorn and more.

The first 100 students to arrive will receive a free t-shirt.

Giveaway prizes include:

Shuttle buses from campus to the Syracuse Airport and Regional Transportation Center will be available Friday, March 10, at the start of the 2023 spring break. Shuttles returning to campus will be available Sunday, March 19.

For the full schedule, visit the break transportation website.

Due to a scheduled upgrade, an EMS scheduling software outage will take place on Friday, March 3.

EMS is the software used to make room reservations for events. The system is expected to return to full (upgraded) operation by Saturday, March 4.