President Kolison joins SUNY delegation to East Africa to build international higher education partnerships
President Stephen H. Kolison Jr. joined a delegation of SUNY leaders on a multi-day visit to Kenya and Rwanda.
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May graduate selected for residency with Detroit Opera
A recent SUNY Fredonia graduate was one of only four people selected for a prestigious opera residency following an international search.
Robinson has book published
School of Business Professor Richard Robinson has had a book recently published by Palgrave Macmillan, an imprint of Springer Nature.
Students continue biology research this summer at SUNY Fredonia
Summer research in biology is alive and well at SUNY Fredonia and includes eight undergraduate and graduate students.
Blue Devil aquatic squads attain national academic honors
Success out of the water has landed Scholar All-America honors for SUNY Fredonia men’s and women’s swim teams.
Hamilton brings together new collection of oboe etudes
A new compilation, “12 (Soon-To-Be Famous) Studies for Oboe,” by Professor Sarah Hamilton, has been published.
Fredonians perform with ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ chorus at Chautauqua
SUNY Fredonia students, alumni and faculty joined the chorus in the "Pirates of the Caribbean” at Chautauqua Institution.
Clarkson-Hendrix study examining social connectedness in rural Appalachia is published
A manuscript by Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix that examines the role of social connectedness among treatment-seeking adults has been published.
Students explore ‘Arts of Italy’ in summer study abroad
Fifteen SUNY Fredonia students participated in the Arts of Italy study abroad program based primarily in Florence, Italy.
Arnavut awarded patent for innovative data encryption and compression method
Dr. Ziya Arnavut has received a patent for a software invention that provides a cost-effective method of encrypting data during transmission.