Improv theatre troupe to stage murder mystery at Williams Center
A murder mystery dinner theatre, masquerading as the “91st Grand Feathers Awards Ceremony” – an awards program like no other – will be staged by...
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Student AIDS quilt poster exhibit to open at Reed
An opening reception for the “Fredonia AIDS Quilt Poster Project,” a poster exhibit created by students in Dr. Jeffry Iovannone’s AIDS Art & Activism course...
Fredonia firm owners to receive Fredonia Business Person of the Year award
Sham Bahgat and Louann Laurito-Bahgat, of Bahgat & Laurito-Bahgat, Certified Public Accountants, will be honored by the Fredonia Business Club as the recipient of its...
Brown Bag to focus on transformative experiences
L.A. Paul, Eugene Falk Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina and Professorial Fellow at the University of St. Andrews, is speaking...
Military Friendly School designation renewed at Fredonia
For the seventh consecutive year, Fredonia has earned the Military Friendly® School designation from Victory Media. The classification identifies colleges and universities that provide the...
Devils complete sweep of SUNY Canton
Fredonia completed its weekend sweep of SUNY Canton with a 5-2 men's hockey win Saturday afternoon at the Steele Hall Ice Arena. Todd Schauss (Terryville...
Devils sink Lakers
The Fredonia women's basketball team evened its SUNYAC record to 2-2 with a 61-45 victory over Oswego on Saturday. Freshman Sydney Turley (Cheetowaga,/Cleveland Hill) scored...
Visiting chemist to offer lecture on Wednesday
Dr. Sozanne Solmaz of the Department of Chemistry at SUNY Binghamton will be visiting campus on Wednesday, March 21, to present a lecture on her...
Acclaimed cellist Zuill Bailey to perform with Fredonia orchestra, lead master class
Zuill Bailey, widely considered one of the premier cellists in the world, will be in-residence at the Fredonia School of Music, where he will perform...
Fredonia students help to develop Excelsior scholarship online application
When junior Cody Beckwith took a job as a work study in the Financial Aid Office, he never dreamed he would have an impact on...