School of Communication, Media and Arts

SUNY Oswego’s Theatre Department’s second show of the season, “The Grown Ups,” unfolds as an educational and entertaining experience with a production directed by student Ian Katz and with students as lead designers and technicians.

The 21st annual Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit welcomed a range of alumni for an all-star panel, Career Connectors networking event and classroom visits on Oct. 23.

Opening Oct. 21 in Tyler Art Gallery, "All That Remains" features artwork by SUNY Oswego art faculty members Peter Cardone and Christopher McEvoy. While each artist explores themes of slippage, memories and the push/pull of reality, their artworks engage these concepts in very different ways.

A broadcasting major from Manhattan, Azariah Raveneau transferred to Oswego from Onondaga Community College.

A public relations major from New York Mills, Gianna LaBella transferred to Oswego from Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica with an associate’s degree in digital media and marketing.

SUNY Oswego’s Theatre Department is showcasing how art and science intersect in their production of “Silent Sky,” running Oct. 15 to 18.

The 21st edition of SUNY Oswego’s Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit will host an all-star alumni panel discussing “The Evolution of an Idea: How to Nurture Creativity in the Digital Age” and other events on Thursday, Oct. 23.

SUNY Oswego's annual Festival of Fire -- a collaboration between the Department of Technology and the Department of Art and Design, brings an opportunity to heat up creativity on Friday, Oct. 17.

SUNY Oswego’s Theatre Department will open its season with a production of “Silent Sky.” which follows pioneering astronomer Henrietta Leavitt in the 19th century and her groundbreaking discovery of calculating the distance of the universe using Cepheid variable stars.

Axel Lopez, a first-year broadcast and digital media major, is among the 30% of SUNY Oswego students who are first-generation. The youngest of eight, Lopez shared how resources at Oswego, such as the Advancing Completion Through Engagement (ACE) program, are helping him achieve his goal of becoming the first in his family to earn a college degree.