They have gotten a lot of usage since coming to town on July 4 By Steve Yablonski [caption id="attachment_804" align="alignright" width="225"] Scooter parked outside the Oswego County Board of Elections at East Seneca Street. Users…
A Class at SUNY Oswego Changed Her Life
Now as a professor at the college, Karin Dykeman hopes to inspire the next generation of educators By Steve Yablonski [caption id="attachment_791" align="alignright" width="125"] Assistant professor Karin Dykeman joined SUNY Oswego’s Technology Department in August…
Kathleen G. Kerr Joins SUNY Oswego Senior Leadership…
Submitted by SUNY Oswego Educator Kathleen G. Kerr has recently joined the senior leadership team at SUNY Oswego as the college’s new vice president for student affairs. She started on her position Aug. 1. Kerr comes…
How to Make This Your Best Year Yet
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant It’s unanimous: 2020-2021 was one tough year for everyone. Here is how you can make the 2021-2022 school year the best one yet. • Dig into your studies. Your academic life…
In-Person Classes: Pros and Cons
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While online classes are nothing new, they became a staple for education when COVID-19 hit even if you wanted to attend in person. But what are the pros and cons of…
Student-Run Digital Publication Brings Authors from Around the…
Students read and vote upon work submitted by authors who are located all over the world By Steve Yablonski Subnivean is an adjective meaning “situated or transpiring under the snow.” It can also be a noun…
Post-COVID-19 Anxiety
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Despite the presence of the vaccine, does COVID-19 still deeply concern you? If so, you’re not alone. “Some students may still worry about catching COVID,” said Andrew Poole, public and media…
Clubs and Groups Vital to College Experience
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Joining clubs and groups in college isn’t just a fun way to pass time. It can also help you network with people important to your future and learn more about the…
Tips…for Managing Time in a Re-opening World
By Melissa Stefanec With any luck, the trajectory of life will keep curving toward normal. Assuming this fall and winter don’t present us with additional shutdowns, most of us will resume our pre-pandemic social lives.…