African kente cloth exhibit will stay two months
Man's cloth made by Asante peoples. The brightly colored, geometrically shaped, patterned cloth called kente, made by the Asante peoples of Ghana and the Ewe...
Register now for one of our fall open house events: October 18 or November 8
Man's cloth made by Asante peoples. The brightly colored, geometrically shaped, patterned cloth called kente, made by the Asante peoples of Ghana and the Ewe...
Over the past seven years, total construction at the SUNY Fredonia campus has exceeded $66.2 million, largely due to the tireless advocacy of President Dennis...
“Wildflower Walks” meet six times starting Saturday, April 8. The non-credit course includes 16 hours of field experience in how to identify native wildflower plants.
To benefit the high school music programs in Fredonia and Dunkirk, Fredonia Radio Systems will be hosting a “Rock N’ Skate” party featuring music, ice...
Lance Durban, '70 A SUNY Fredonia graduate who is president of a Miami-based company doing business in Haiti has sought the help of SUNY Fredonia...
Students taking an Active Roles in Service (S.T.A.R.S, formerly the Social Work Club), together with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Student Association, the Volunteer and Community Services...
Students of the SUNY Fredonia Public Relations Management course and the Chautauqua Adult Day Care Centers, Inc. are in a partnership that will help the...
Retiring from SUNY Fredonia after 24 years, former Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Leonard E. Faulk will discuss the importance of student service and...
A new ensemble for community members age 50 or older is seeking new members interested in learning to play an instrument, returning to an instrument...
In a study undertaken last summer, Biology Professor Ted Lee and graduate student Damian Salerno identified the sources of bacterial contamination in Cassadaga Lake. Dr...