ASCAP honors composer James Piorkowski
For the 11 th year in a row, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers has bestowed its ASCAPLUS Award, an honor reserved for...
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Next "Brown Bag" on Dec. 1 takes the creative process past the premiere
Joining the Arts & Humanities Brown Bag Series’ year-long exploration of creativity, SUNY Fredonia Assistant Professors of Music Rob Deemer and Andrew Seigel, together with...
School of Business' Barnes to speak at next Social Science Colloquium
The third Social Science Colloquium of the fall semester will be held Wednesday, Dec. 1, at noon in W231 Thompson Hall. The presenter will be...
Timothy Frerichs art included in exhibit opening in Berlin
Timothy Frerichs, Associate Professor of Art, is the sole U.S. artist whose work was commissioned for a fold book ( Das Nachtbuch) featuring art by...
Right-wing extremism in Austria is focus of Brown Bag on Nov. 1
On Monday, Nov. 1, in the second of the International Brown Bag Lunch series this fall, SUNY Fredonia Professor Daniela Peterka-Benton (Department of Sociology, Anthropology...
Hurtgen to examine arguments favoring traditional town designs as best for democracy
The second Social Science Colloquium of the fall semester will be held Wednesday, Oct. 27, at noon in W231 Thompson Hall. It will be led...
Red Balloon Book Dialogue examines "The Wisdom of Crowds"
In the next Red Balloon Book Dialogue, colleagues will examine The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 12:30 p.m. in...
SUNY Fredonia pianist Mann to make Carnegie Hall debut
Jonathan Mann, assistant professor of Piano in the School of Music, will make his Carnegie Hall debut on Sunday, Oct. 31 at 1:30 p.m. in...
Gubernatorial Debate Watch to be held Oct. 18
Campus and community members are invited to watch the New York gubernatorial debate live on "the big screen" on Monday, Oct. 18, starting at 7...
Phil Hastings film selected for regional show at Buffalo Arts Studio
Inspired by the artist’s personal experience in a devastating flood in 2009, Hastings' film, "Steadfast," was described as “a terrifyingly seductive film of a remote...