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SUNY Oswego Open House
Colleges traditionally host open houses to inform high school students more about that college with a goal to convince incoming college freshmen on why that college is a good choice.
SUNY Oswego held its first Open House of the year this past Monday, October 10. Students from all across the United States came to visit Oswego, hoping to maybe become a future laker.
Not only does Open House effect the high school students, but it gives the Suny Oswego students the chance to flaunt their amazing clubs, sports, and of course…education.
Hundreds of students came to the Columbus Day open house, hoping to learn more about Suny Oswego. These students were given campus tours including the dorms, and many informative meetings to learn about education at Suny Oswego.
I got the chance to speak to a student about his experience while his group were walking through the resident halls, “From attending Open House, my favorite part was touring the Technology wing. The tours were very helpful, and you really got a feel of what campus is like. I love the location of the campus, and the buildings seem very up to date.” said Adam, a senior from Buffalo.
Open House is always a great way for SUNY Oswego students to look for community service hours. If you are interested in working Open House or attending an Open House session, there are two more this semester. October 29 and November 11.
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News at 10 Starts TONIGHT!
WTOP-10 News at 10 is back! After our long winter break we return to bring you our high quality news programming, expert meteorological forecasts, and in depth sports analysis.
Stay aware and up to date with the wild Oswego weather with Storm Team-10; part of all of our news broadcasts.
Never miss a moment of any Oswego Laker Sports team coverage; and be sure to tune in for an update on your National Sports teams as well to keep your die-hard ‘fandom’ alive.As always, our local Oswego news will keep you updated with what’s really going on in and around your community as well as New York State. Find your up-to-date National News headlines later in the broadcast.
Tune in for our Nightly News broadcasts every Sunday through Thursday at 10 PM on WTOP-10, and start your mornings off informed, with ‘Top in the Morning, every Monday through Thursday at 8:30 AM.
We vow to bring you live weather, sports, and news when you want it.
Take notice, our first Spring Semester evening news broadcast is TONIGHT, live at 10PM on WTOP-10, and online at wtop10.com
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MLB Award Winners
By Seth Prevratil, WTOP-10 TV
The season may be over, but it’s Awards Week in Major League Baseball, where the Baseball Writer’s Association of America recognizes the top performers over the past season.
Both the Rookie of the Year and Manager of the Year awards have already been revealed. Winning Rookie of the Year for the American League is Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Michael Fulme. For the National League, the winner is Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager. For the Manager of the Year award, Terry Francona of the Cleveland Indians won the award for the American League while Dave Roberts of the Los Angeles Dodgers won the award for the National League.
Earlier this evening, this years’ Cy Young Award recipients were announced. For the American League, Rick Porcello of the Boston Red Sox takes home the hardware. Max Scherzer of the Washington Nationals takes National League honors.
The Most Valuable Player for each league will be announced tomorrow night on MLB Network.
