By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant At SUNY Oswego, several majors have grown quickly in recent years. Scott Furlong, provost and vice president for academic affairs, said that electrical and computer engineering, started a few years ago,…

How to prep for a career when college is still your day job By Melissa Stefanec Graduation — it’s the light at the end of the college tunnel. Although there are probably a thousand great…

Battling the plague of over-engagement By Melissa Stefanec College — it’s a time for so, so many things. It feels like there are not enough hours in the day for everything. Classes, studying, commuting, jobs,…

By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant We spoke with four experts who analyzed the local job market for college students who are graduating this semester. Here’s what they had to say: From Gary Morris, director, Career Services,…

Find out what I learned the hard way By Melissa Stefanec This spring, I will do something I’ve been dreaming off since I was a much younger woman. I will pay of my student loans.…

Eight tips on how to keep your online past from taking a bite out of your real-life future By Melissa Stefanec There was a time when you could do or say something insensitive, questionable or…

By Deborah J. Sergeant Movies portray sororities and fraternities as collegiate groups game for rowdy parties, brutal hazing rituals and a general disregard for campus rules. But that’s certainly not the case at SUNY Oswego,…