Alyssa Explains It All: Q&A (Class of 2020) Part 1
Student Blogs
#LakerTakeover: Rail Jam
Josh Argus, vice president of the SUNY Oswego Ski and Snowboard Club, recently took over our Instagram account to showcase Rail Jam, where students created a one-day playground for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy.
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Cadi Hannold, assistant director of the recent student honors production of “The Mousetrap,” took over the @sunyoswego Instragam account to bring people behind the scenes of the show.
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On Friday, January 29, SUNY Oswego held its 27th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, inviting two exceptional people to be a part of the event: Dr. Bernice King and Pastor Smokie Norful. Dr. Bernice King is the youngest daughter of the famous and influential Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Pastor Smokie Norful is a Grammy Award-winning […]
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Our most recent #LakerTakeover on Instagram featured Spencer Ventresca showcasing the theatre department’s 24-Hour Play Festival, which saw writers, cast and crew hastily create, assemble and stage a new production.
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Read More... No CommentsStudent Athlete Guide: Holiday Breaks
For any athlete they will tell you that they have four favorite seasons. Preseason, season, post season, and the holiday season. Especially being a winter athlete you get the double whammy of having your season coincide with the holiday season, which just makes for constant excitement around every corner. I mean you get to play […]
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Final Thoughts
As I near the end of my college career and graduation, I have a lot of things on my mind, and advice to share. Here are some of the things and lessons I’ve learned my last three and a half years at Oswego.
On Freshman Year
Fresh out of high school, college seems like the coolest […]
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