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Nominations sought for Student of the Month

The campus is encouraged to nominate students for the Student of the Month Program, sponsored by Residence Life.

portrait of Michael Sheehan

New discussion series debuts on Sept. 30

Professor Ici Vanwesenbeeck and Reed Library will launch the “Let's Talk Higher Ed” Discussion Series.

band playing on stage in the Williams Center

Open Mic event slated

Students can share their musical talents and network with like-minded people during a special event on Thursday, Sept. 24.

the Fredonia Chamber Choir singing

Fredonia Chamber Choir featured in October WNYCO program

The Western New York Chamber Orchestra opens it 2026-27 season at SUNY Fredonia with a program titled “Meditations.”

Dr. Saundra Liggins portrait

Liggins named Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice Fellow

SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. has announced the fourth cohort of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice Fellows (DEISJ).

portrait of Jeff Schober

Fredonia Democracy Project program tackles press and deception 

What happens when a news story is dismissed as false but turns out to be true?

group of family members in matching t-shirts

Family and Friends Weekend begins Friday

The special event is designed to give friends and family a true taste of the Fredonia experience.

volleyball players in a huddle with coach by Travis Bernhard

Volleyball goes 1-2 at Gator Invitational

The Fredonia State volleyball team finished the Allegheny Invitational with a 1-2 record, rebounding from an opening-day loss with a win over Houghton.

soccer players in action on the field by Travis Bernhard

Blue Devils earn third consecutive shutout in 0-0 tie with La Roche

The Fredonia State men's soccer team controlled much of the play Saturday afternoon but settled for a 0-0 draw against La Roche at University Stadium.

Chris Bashinelli on stage at King Concert Hall

Bashinelli highlights power of human connection at Bicentennial Convocation

National Geographic Explorer challenges audience to recognize the value of different perspectives as university celebrates 200 years of impact.