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OSWEGO — Becoming a destination for students in Brazil’s Science Without Borders project shows SUNY Oswego’s growing reputation in global education, Interim Provost Lorrie Clemo said. As many as 20 students from federal universities in […]

Ron Greenleaf is running for another term as Town of Hannibal Supervisor. He is running on the Conservative line. Ron says it has been an honor to see that all the residents are treated fairly […]

First United Church of Fulton, 33 South Third Street, Fulton will be the setting for the sacred drama, ‘John, His Story’, on Sunday, October 16th, at 6:30 pm. Twenty-seven characters are played by four actors […]

 “Science and Technology Based Regional Entrepreneurship,” edited by SUNY Oswego professor Sarfraz Mian, takes a global view on how nations, regions and communities attract and sustain economic development through technological innovation.

OSWEGO — Two new SUNY Oswego graduate certificate programs in health information will help a pressing need, fueled by federal mandates and incentives, for trained workers to make medical records available electronically across the spectrum […]

The H. Lee White Marine Museum is pleased to announce the third session of their three-part mini lecture series on the topic of the “Lighthouses of Oswego,” featuring Ted Panayotoff, lighthouse historian and City of Oswego Lighthouse Committee chair who will discuss the various lights, the lighthouse keepers and related topics that spanned Oswego’s rich maritime history.

Sixteen SUNY Oswego art students will display their work starting Friday, Oct. 7, in the “Oswego State Printmaking Students of Kelly Roe” exhibition at Oswego State Downtown.