Environmental Sciences major approved by State Education Department
A stand-alone Bachelor of Science major in Environmental Sciences is one of the newest programs approved by the New York State Education Department for Fredonia.
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Summer internships are offered through incubator
The Fredonia Technology Incubator is again offering paid summer internships for Fredonia students advancing an entrepreneurial project.
Senior experiences geology field camp in Hawaii
Fredonia senior Gilian Tytka marked both New Years Eve and her own birthday on the largest volcano on earth.
Fredonia inducts students in new PEK honor society chapter
History has been made at Fredonia with the founding of the Theta Rho chapter of Phi Epsilon Kappa, a national honor society for persons engaged...
Stroke/head injury support group meetings resume in February
Support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors and family members will resume this spring at the Henry C. Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders...
Exercise Science grad brings wisdom back to Blue Devils
“I want my athletes to succeed, not just athletically but as human beings. I want them to be better versions of themselves.” That career mission...
Local pharmacist to be honored by Business Club
The SUNY Fredonia Business Club will honor local pharmacist Greg Giambrone as its 42nd Annual Businessperson of the Year.
Faculty donate equipment, instruments to Music Industry program
Real world experience offered in Fredonia’s Music Industry program has been raised a few notches, thanks to donations of professional-grade equipment and musical instruments by...
Students to share their Honduras medical mission experience
The unique experience of serving on medical brigades in Honduras during the J-Term will be shared by Fredonia students in an informal presentation they’ll give...
‘Pi Day’ to raise a toast to cable network Nickelodeon
A tribute to the Nickelodeon cable network will be front and center when “Pi Day” meets the “Big 2.0” (its 20th anniversary) on Thursday, March...