Innovation starts here: Lessons from a Fredonia graduate’s path to success
When Collin Preston received a Computer and Information Sciences degree, he had made his mark as a researcher and problem-solver.
When Collin Preston received a Computer and Information Sciences degree, he had made his mark as a researcher and problem-solver.
Inspiration was a key takeaway for students who gave research presentations at a Diversity, Equity and Social Justice undergraduate conference.
The Doo Wop Project is returning to Fredonia for another DFT Communications Pops Series concert event.
Works by Visual Arts and New Media students will be on display in the Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery.
Adam Giel has been selected for a prestigious Educational Fellowship at the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts.
Impacts that Walmart has on hometown economies were analyzed in a presentation co-authored by a recent graduate and Professor Moj Seyedian.
Alyssa LeGrette, a senior from Canandaigua, NY, was named October Student of the Month by the Office of Residence Life.
A new digital system has transformed a SUNY Fredonia piano lab into one of the most advanced keyboard labs anywhere.
Makayla Mohrman, a senior from Webster, NY, majoring in Social Work, is the Honors Student of the Month for October.
Ximena Ramirez Hernandez, a senior from Queretaro, Mexico, was named October Resident Assistant of the Month by Residence Life.