Alumni writers in residence series to focus on career advice in non-profit world
Insight into what it’s like to work in the non-profit world, utilizing writing and other communication skills, will be shared by three graduates of Fredonia...
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Reading expert to give presentation to teachers and budding teachers
Dr. Timothy Rasinski, a world-renowned expert in reading competencies and struggling readers, will give a local presentation for teachers, teacher candidates, and other education professionals...
Golf tournament benefits scholarship funds
The 10th Fredonia Alumni Golf Tournament was held on Friday, July 13, on a gorgeous sunny day at Shorewood Country Club. The event raised around...
Students, local women collaborate on WCTU historical documentary
Students and faculty from Fredonia had key roles – on both sides of the camera – during the recent filming of a key scene that...
From refugee to future doc
It’s hard to imagine a more head-spinning journey than the one being taken by Mam Deng, a newly minted Fredonia graduate with a B.S. in...
Devils serve Panthers a loss
The Fredonia women's tennis team won its second match in as many days in dominating fashion, defeating Pitt-Bradford, 9-0, on Saturday.
Belardi goal lifts Devils past Elmira, 1-0
A goal by Fredonia Blue Devil junior midfielder Matt Belardi was the game-winner Saturday at the Buffalo State Fred Hartrick Classic.
Francis first in Invitational by wide margin and wins
Senior Ethan Francis won the men's cross country race on the same Fredonia course where the SUNYAC championships will be contested in late October. He...
Kurbs claims Invitational 4K crown
Fredonia runners were first in their respective races Saturday during the season-opening Fredonia Invitational on the campus course. Hannah Kurbs won the women's race and...
Fredonia welcomed largest incoming first-year class in history
The complete overhaul of the undergraduate admissions process that Fredonia began during the 2016-2017 admissions/recruitment cycle resulted in welcoming its largest ever class of entering...