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October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), dedicated to raising awareness about staying safe online. This year, SUNY Oswego is continuing to take a proactive approach by launching several initiatives to enhance cybersecurity across campus.

These initiatives include educational campaigns on various cybersecurity topics, tools to help protect your SUNY Oswego account, and an engaging phishing identification contest to test and improve your online safety skills.

The Laker community is asked to help: This morning at 8 a.m., the clock started ticking in the 1861 Giving Challenge.

Organizers have less than 1,861 minutes to get 861 Lakers to make a gift to The Fund for Oswego.

If the drive meets that goal by the deadline of 3:01 p.m. tomorrow, Dr. Paul Vianco ’80 will give the university $70,000.

A donation drive supporting the university's SHOP (Students Helping Oz Peers) campus pantry will start on Monday, Sept. 23, and run through Friday, Oct. 4.

Sponsored by SHOP, Career Services and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion for Out-tober, the donation drive will focus on household items, hygiene products and gender-affirming care products such as trans-affirming shapewear, menstrual undergarments and unisex clothing, for example.

Drop-off locations include: