SUNY Fredonia earns top national and state rankings from Niche.com
SUNY Fredonia has been recognized among the top colleges in the nation and in New York in Niche.com’s 2025 rankings.
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‘Sip and Stroll’ — a new Library Constitutional Amendment exhibit to open
Explore the U.S. Constitution — one amendment at a time — while enjoying your favorite beverage throughout September at Reed Library.
Students invited to enter the annual business competition
Applications are being accepted for the 11th annual Student Business Competition.
Frerichs’ ‘Ice Melt Lake Erie’ installation part of Erie Canal exhibition
Artwork by SUNY Distinguished Professor Timothy Frerichs is included in a new exhibition that commemorates the historic Erie Canal.
Want to learn all things OSCAR?
Everything you need to know about OSCAR will be front-and-center at open houses in Reed Library.
Now accepting proposals for Carnahan Jackson Humanities Fund 2026–2027
The Carnahan Jackson Fund for the Humanities (CJHF) is now accepting proposals for the 2026–2027 funding cycle.
Barry tapped to head Fredonia’s Rockefeller Arts Center
A Chautauqua County native has been selected to lead Fredonia’s Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center into its next chapter.
Area students check out geology, drone, video editing at campus camp
Introductions to drones, movie editing, virtual reality and geology highlighted a Computer and Information Sciences tour taken by area students.
Media seeks out Igoe for Nexstar/Tegna consolidation impacts
Associate Professor Mike Igoe is a “go-to” source for analysis of Nexstar’s proposed $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna.
Dahlgren pens book chapter that explores 'shifting stereotypes' of female teachers in television
Professor Robert Dahlgren wrote a chapter in “The Female Teacher on Television: Shifting Stereotypes on the Small Screen.”