Spine removal complete; major upgrade planned next year
Whether they stood on it, or under it, Fredonia students and alumni needed just one look at the spine bridge to reminisce moments big or...
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Rockefeller ready for its close up
Not since the Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center opened more than four decades ago has Fredonia unveiled such a bold statement that strengthens how the...
Fundraising event to benefit Keeper of the Dream fund through artistic endeavors
The Fredonia College Foundation is issuing a call to artists, crafters, designers to participate in the Distinguished Service Award (DSA) Keeper of the Dream fundraising...
New flag display celebrates Fredonia’s growing international flavor
Ever wonder how internationally diverse Fredonia has become? You’ll find the answer in Reed Library. Mounted along the west wall is a display of nearly...
New study abroad agreement with university in Cyprus
Fredonia has entered into a new study abroad and student exchange agreement with Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), located in Northern Cyprus. The agreement will allow...
History major detects inscription dedicated to Assyrian king during museum internship
The sharp eye of History major Benjamin Schrantz led to the discovery, during a summer internship at the Oneida County Museum in Utica of a...
Stonefelt to receive PAS Lifetime Achievement Award
School of Music Distinguished Professor Karolyn Stonefelt, who has already received State University of New York honors, will be recognized in the international community as...
Belliotti analyzes Russian author Dostoevsky in new book
Distinguished Teaching Professor Raymond Angelo Belliott iof the Department of Philosophy analyzes and evaluates a series of critical social issues in, “Dostoevsky’s Legal and Moral...
Gerber pens book review published in SHARP News
A book review by Department of English professor Natalie Gerber of “Explicit and Implicit Prosody in Sentence Processing: Studies in Honor of Janet Dean Fodor”...
Fredonians made Iceland a summer destination for study abroad
A group of students, faculty, and community members traveled to “Magical Iceland,” for a study abroad experience during June. The 3-credit hour interdisciplinary course was...