Artwork by sculpture major Jimmy Keller accepted into juried professional art competition
“The root question was not ‘How can I paint a piece that looks like the American West,’ but rather ‘How can I portray the experience...
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‘Making art and making political agency matter together’ focus of Collingwood diversity lecture
The advisory group to the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the SUNY Fredonia invites the campus and community to hear renowned poet, novelist...
Geology to celebrate 60 years at SUNY Fredonia during Homecoming
Alumni and emeritus faculty from across the 60-year history of the Department of Geology (now Geology and Environmental Sciences) will converge at SUNY Fredonia over...
Hungry? Snack Shack re-opening in Thompson Hall
You won’t find it on the menu, but “experiential learning” will be the key ingredient or takeaway for students who will operate the Snack Shack...
Red carpet to be rolled out for transfer students the week of Oct. 15
“It’s all about getting transfer students connected to the resources on campus and have them feel celebrated as a transfer student.”
Internationally known hornist and teacher to work with students in School of Music
World-renowned hornist, Frøydis Ree Wekre, will give a workshop with SUNY Fredonia students on Monday, Oct. 9 at 3 p.m., in King Concert Hall.
School of Music alumnus named New York State Teacher of the Year; alumna one of four Finalists
SUNY Fredonia alumnus Zachary “Zach” Arenz, ʼ10, ʼ12, who teaches music at Rochester’s (NY) Flower City School 54, was named New York State Teacher of...
Multitalented undergrads travel to Ireland for dance competition
SUNY Fredonia undergrads, dancers, and twins, Allyson “Ally” Mohrman, and Makayla Mohrman, spent part of their summer preparing to dance in Ireland.
Experiences of transgender, non-binary teachers focus of McEntarfer journal article
Associate Professor Heather McEntarfer has co-authored, with Dr. Matthew Rice, a qualitative research article that examines the experiences of transgender and non-binary (TGNB) Pre-K-12 teachers.
Student field trip yields Devonian-aged rock that could explain mass extinction event
Science students on a field trip initiated by SUNY Fredonia alumnus Randy Blood literally had a direct hand in gathering samples of Devonian-aged rock that...