A history of SUNY Fredonia's child care center
At its opening in September 1974, the Campus and Community Children’s Center (CCCC) at SUNY Fredonia welcomed 25 preschoolers. Now, with approximately 30 employees and...
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Bernstein’s best to highlight Commencement Eve concert
Some of the greatest works from legendary American composer Leonard Bernstein will be featured on Friday, May 15 as part of the traditional DFT Communications...
Biology students Hahn and Stark take home awards from Great Lakes Day in Albany
Cassidy Hahn Sara Stark SUNY Fredonia students Cassidy Hahn and Sara Stark have received an award for presenting their work at the recent Great Lakes...
Students raise over $4,000 for Children's Hospital via Buffalo News Kids Day
SUNY Fredonia students who participated in the Buffalo News Kids Day raised $4096.90 – up $400 from last year -- for Women and Children's Hospital...
College of Education receives $500K five-year grant
Education majors in Thompson Hall. The College of Education's Rhea Simmons, Kathleen Magiera and Christine Givner have successfully obtained a $500,000 award over five years...
Campus issues call for volunteers to work at Commencement on Saturday, May 16
SUNY Fredonia’s Commencement Committee is seeking student, faculty, and staff volunteers to help with both commencement ceremonies held on May 16. "It takes hundreds of...
Come get the scoop on the new Children’s Center
Join the campus community this Thursday, May 7, at 11 a.m., as university and local, regional and state government officials break ground on the new...
Continuing education conference on swallowing disorders featured Dr. Nancy B. Swigert
Dr. Nancy B. Swigert, director of an acute care facility in Lexington, Kentucky discussed the the evaluation and treatment of swallowing disorders (dysphagia) in adults...
72,000 pounds of material collected via RecycleMania
After 10 weeks of competing to reduce, reuse, and recycle, in the 2009 RecycleMania event, SUNY Fredonia generated nearly 72,000 pounds of recycled materials.
Eye-popping sculpture finds permanent gaze at SUNY Fredonia
The striking, nearly 1,600-cubic-foot sculpture known as “Popeye,” which has called the front walkway of Rockefeller Arts Center home for two years, has become a...