Yochym biology scholarship benefits future veterinarians
The dream that the father of Barbara and Cynthia Yochym to become a veterinarian lives on through SUNY Fredonia alumni such as Megan MacIntyre, a...
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Summer science research sizzles at Fredonia
SUNY Fredonia student scientists were hard at work during the summer on projects with faculty.
Fredonia representatives tour, explore collaboration with Athenex
A team of SUNY Fredonia administrators and faculty representing science and business departments recently toured the new Athenex biopharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Dunkirk to learn...
President Stephen H. Kolison Jr. announces appointment of Dr. David A. Starrett as Executive Vice President and Provost
I am excited to announce the appointment of Dr. David A. Starrett as SUNY Fredonia’s new Executive Vice President and Provost, effective August 15, 2021...
Students set to resume summer research work with faculty
Summer research is returning, with seven undergraduate and graduate students scheduled to gain valuable experience working alongside Biology faculty, thanks to funding provided by the...
Students bound for health professional schools to speak at panel
Students who have already been accepted to or who plan to attend health professional schools will explore a variety of topics related to enrolling at...
Wigdahl-Perry, fellow scientists, update Chautauqua Lake water research activities in virtual talk
A team of research scientists that included Fredonia Department of Biology Associate Professor Courtney Wigdahl-Perry led a panel discussion to provide information on water quality...
Cullinan named Honors Student of the Month
Lauren Cullinan, a senior Biology major from Clarence, has been named the Honors Student of the Month for March.
Markley named Student of the Month for March
Graduate student Lillian Markley was named Student of the Month for March by the Office of Residence Life.
Invasive species pull scheduled for campus
Department of Biology Professor Jonathan Titus announced that on April 21 there will be a non-native invasive species removal event on campus.