Kinkela discusses far-reaching impacts of ‘Silent Spring’ on BBC podcast
Department of History Professor David Kinkela recently appeared as a panelist on the BBC’s “The Forum” to discuss scientist and author Rachel Carson.
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‘Art and Activism’ focus of dance residency discussion session
A week-long dance residency of Sumi Clements will culminate with “The Choreographic Process: A Conversation on Art and Activism,” a question/answer session, at the Merrins...
Statement 2023 Spring
Stories include the cover feature: President Kolison shares his vision at investiture, the 14th president describes Fredonia as a ‘well of learning, discovery and success’...
'Pink the Rink' hits milestone
The 2023 Pink The Rink jerseys to be worn by the Fredonia State men's hockey team will contain the names of every person, couple, or...
Four Regional qualifiers at RIT
The duo of Nick Abdo and Toby Onuoha continued to turn in strong performances at RIT on Jan. 27.
McCrone shines at Brockport
Patrick McCrone won all three events he entered as the Fredonia State men's swim team took on Brockport and Alfred State on Saturday. He set...
Yoga class offered through EAP program
A Yoga Class for current faculty, staff, emerita and their families is being offered through the Employee Assistance program at SUNY Fredonia.
Vanwesenbeeck pens Plath article for peer-reviewed journal
A scholarly article, “Plath Translates Rilke,” by Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck has just appeared in the winter issue of the peer-reviewed journal Twentieth-Century...
Purtill research reported in major newspaper column
Research results compiled by Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor Matthew Purtill were highlighted in a column appearing in The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch...