Stu Krieger, who wrote the beloved animated classic "The Land Before Time," will appear on campus as part of the Living Writers Series at 3 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 6, in the Marano Campus Center auditorium (Room 132).
With the announcement earlier this year about renaming and re-envisioning Oswego’s four colleges, no bigger transformation took place than in the College of Liberal Arts, Sciences and Engineering (CLASE), now with three schools under its umbrella.
Nine Oswego students had opportunities to take part in paid summer research projects with faculty, thanks to the generosity of 1980 graduate Paul Vianco.
SUNY Oswego’s Living Writers Series is excited to return in person this year, kicking off a diverse series of visiting writers with poet Sara Borjas on Sept. 15.
Earlier this year, SUNY Oswego saw the launch of LakerHacks – which, organizers said, redefined the traditional hackathon experience by being more than just a competition while setting a stage for more successful future events.
In just three years, Ayusha Bhandari transformed from a newly arrived international student from Pokhara, Nepal, into a summa cum laude graduate earning both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from SUNY Oswego.
A SUNY Oswego storm-chasing class saw and tracked several twisters through Tornado Alley earlier this summer in an intense real-life classroom experience.
In winning a big SUNY award –- the only undergraduate to do so –- May 2025 SUNY Oswego psychology graduate Patrycja Kulesza attributed the accomplishment to a team effort, and the accumulation of many smaller steps and interactions.
Geographical gaps in radar coverage can limit the ability of meteorologists to forecast and communicate weather forecasts, especially with fast-developing and extreme conditions. Two May 2025 SUNY Oswego meteorology graduates, Zoe Bush and Thomas White, were part of research this spring on fixing these blind spots.
