Arts and Entertainment
‘War of the Worlds’ to Launch SUNY Oswego Theatre Season
Rehearsals are under way for “War of the Worlds,” which will open SUNY Oswego’s theatre season on Wednesday, Oct. 14.suny oswego
Rehearsals are under way for “War of the Worlds,” which will open SUNY Oswego’s theatre season on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Sports
Oswego State Mens Club Hockey News
After 4 nights of tryouts, the Oswego State ACHA D1 men’s hockey team will be opening their 2009-2010 season on Saturday as they host the second annual Alumni Game at the Campus Center Rink . The puck will drop at 6:00 and admission to the game is free.
Community
Incoming Students at SUNY Oswego Among ‘Most Talented Classes’ Ever
Oswego received over 10,500 freshman applications, up 38.8 percent since 2005. This means the college has been more selective with admissions, accepting 47 percent this year compared to 56 percent four years ago.
Arts and Entertainment
‘Little Life Redux’ to Open Oct. 1 at Oswego State Downtown
Gant has worked with photography, video, digital media and installations for more than 25 years. “While installation continues to be my primary passion, it is a type of work that limits the amount of work I can produce to practical logistics such as availability of space and my ability to fund my work,†she explained.
Community
Women’s Hockey Coach a Featured Speaker at “Connectionsâ€Â
Among the featured speakers for the event will be Diane Dillon, Head Coach of the Oswego State Lakers. Dillon, a native of Tonawanda, NY, completed five seasons as an assistant coach for the Division I Cornell University women’s hockey team prior to being named the head coach at Oswego State in 2006.
Arts and Entertainment
Biologist To Discuss Oswego’s Trees, Shrubs At Next Rice Creek Reflections Event
Dr. James Seago of SUNY Oswego’s biological sciences department will illustrate common and unusual trees, shrubs and vines found in and around Oswego at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, at Rice Creek Field Station.
Arts and Entertainment
Collaborative Exhibition at Tyler Gallery Displays Archive of the Human, Nonhuman
Titled “Bartow + Metzgar: Spatio Geographica: An Experimental Archive of Human and Nonhuman Agents in North America,” the exhibition finds Richard Metzgar of Oswego’s art faculty and Oswego graduate Paul Bartow exploring what composes the collective of the human and nonhuman.
Arts and Entertainment
String Trio Presentations to Open Ke-Nekt Series
With Jonathan Shallit of Oswego’s music department on violin joined by Linda Kirkwood on viola and James Kirkwood on cello, the evening will feature modern and classical compositions. The Kirkwoods are educators who comprise half of the Tremont String Quartet at SUNY Geneseo.
Community
SUNY Oswego Publications Win National, State Honors
SUNY Oswego’s annual report and Oswego alumni magazine won Awards of Excellence in the 2009 APEX Awards for Publication Excellence competition recognizing work by professional communicators.
Sports
Fulton’s Bateman Scores Again As SUNY Oswego Women Win
SUNY Oswego’s women’s soccer team has scored 16 goals in two games, and Fulton grad Michelle Bateman has three of them. Her goal against Cazenovia College Thursday started the scoring for Fulton in a 6-0 win.