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volleyball players in a huddle with coach by Travis Bernhard

Volleyball goes 1-2 at Gator Invitational

The Fredonia State volleyball team finished the Allegheny Invitational with a 1-2 record, rebounding from an opening-day loss with a win over Houghton.

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Blue Devils earn third consecutive shutout in 0-0 tie with La Roche

The Fredonia State men's soccer team controlled much of the play Saturday afternoon but settled for a 0-0 draw against La Roche at University Stadium.

Chris Bashinelli on stage at King Concert Hall

Bashinelli highlights power of human connection at Bicentennial Convocation

National Geographic Explorer challenges audience to recognize the value of different perspectives as university celebrates 200 years of impact.

Dr. Jessica Hillman-McCord portrait

Theatre professor publishes book on musical theatre fandom

A SUNY Fredonia professor has just published a book exploring the topic of musical theatre fandom.

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Stroke and head injury support group fall meetings

The Youngerman Center will resume offering support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors and family members.

portrait of Dr. Angela McGowan-Kirsch

Innovations in Democracy grant funds new student leadership fellowship

SUNY Fredonia Associate Professor Angela McGowan-Kirsch received an Innovations in Democracy mini-grant for a new leadership project.

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Featured speaker in Intercultural Center series

The Intercultural Center will host Javier Vazquez Jr. as part of its Speakers Series and in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.

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SUNY Fredonia ranked among nation’s best colleges for rural America

SUNY Fredonia has been named one of the nation’s “Best Colleges for Rural America.”

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Wind Ensemble offers ‘Musical Odyssey’ to open season

The Fredonia Wind Ensemble opens its 2026-27 season in September with a diverse program inspired by a trio of works.

Dr. Diane Pennica

Alumna to speak at inaugural Science Series event

Dr. Diane Pennica, ’73, who pioneered the development and widespread use of t-PA, will return to campus on Sept. 25.