A Dec. 18 event at Syracuse’s Everson Museum of Art will honor “The Twilight Zone” creator Rod Serling, one of the most significant creative minds from Central New York. SUNY Oswego computer science faculty member Ryan Zlomek said this annual event is borne of appreciation and connection for Serling’s work.
Getting published in the New York Times is a dream for many writers. For freshman creative writing major Kayde Knorr, it’s an amazing feat achieved in just the first semester at SUNY Oswego.
SUNY Oswego students Oghenetega Adjoh and Sarah Dorme are among the 12 exceptional young leaders from across New York and Massachusetts named to the National Grid Foundation’s inaugural Youth Advisory Council (YAC).
SUNY Oswego students Shaheen Chowdhury, a physics major, and Elizabeth Behnke, a chemistry major, have spent the past year immersed in a research project that looks at variable stars to understand some of the universe’s deepest questions.
Three Oswego students and one Oswego professor were recently inducted into the SUNY Oswego chapter of Delta Phi Alpha, the National German Honor Society.
SUNY Oswego senior human development major Krista Souders is examining how students are using the expanding field of artificial intelligence (AI) in their coursework –- as well as their concerns about use of the technology.
Kimberly Cicero ’25 returned to school as a single mother to pursue her passion for criminal justice, finding renewed confidence and purpose through SUNY Oswego’s flexible online program and supportive advising. Her journey demonstrates that with determination and the right support, it’s never too late to redefine your future and chase big dreams.
Cheri Johnson — an acclaimed novelist, poet, playwright and educator — will be the final featured guest in this fall’s Living Writers Series at SUNY Oswego, appearing at 3 p.m. oWednesday, Nov.
SUNY Oswego’s current Artist-in-Residence Dahlia Bloomstone is exploring worker exploitation and other themes in her exhibit “Unless the Outcome is the Income.”
