Petri composes award-winning music score for horror flick
Adjunct Lecturer Armand Petri won a bronze award for best music score for the independent film “Frenzy Moon.”
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Fredonia Bilingual Education program has local impact
In 2022, School #5 in Dunkirk City Schools launched an innovative program called One-Way Dual Language Bilingual Education 50/50.
Honors student Ausa receives award
Lexe Ausa, originally from Pomona, NY, has been selected as the September 2025 Honors Student of the Month.
Geology alumnus to offer guest lecture
Alumnus Randy Blood, an accomplished geologist and petrophysicist, will discuss his field work in Mongolia at a campus lecture.
Student geologists highlight their research at key events
SUNY Fredonia science students are sharing findings of geology research compiled this past summer at several professional venues.
Opportunity in October to meet poet laureate
Vermont Poet Laureate Bianca Stone will present a craft talk and reading to students on Thursday, Oct. 23.
Smith pens chapter that explores ‘Barbie’ phenomenon
Adjunct Lecturer Nick Smith wrote a chapter in a book that examines the cultural presence of Barbie, the legendary doll.
Speaker to discuss immigration policies
The local impact of changing national policies on immigration will be the focus of a discussion on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
Biochemistry senior, faculty conduct research at national laboratory
The Argonne National Laboratory was the research destination of senior Isabelle “Belle” Price and Dr. Wentao Cao.
Faculty presenters set for next Curious and Creative series
The second installment of the Curious and Creative Conversation Series, a showcase of faculty presentations, will be held Thursday, Oct. 9.