Take a break with 'De-stress for Success'
“De-stress for Success,” a series of events, programs and workshops will be hosted by the Counseling Center and various other campus groups. All events are...
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Sweep earns Devils trip to tourney
The Fredonia baseball team clinched a SUNYAC playoff berth on Saturday winning 7-3 and 15-5 over Plattsburgh. The Devils qualified for the tournament for the...
Tune-up for SUNYACs at Fisher
In their final meet before SUNYAC Championships in Oneonta next weekend, Fredonia's track and field teams competed at St. John Fisher College on Saturday.
Devils knocked out despite win over Potsdam
Fredonia women's lacrosse got the win it needed Saturday at Potsdam, just not by as large as score they needed to make the SUNYAC Tournament...
Fredonia alumna featured in U.S. Department of Education blog
Stephanie Rosa, ’15, a Childhood Inclusive Education major with a concentration in Social Studies, was recently featured in the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of...
Zachary Moore named May ‘Student of the Month’
Zachary Moore, a senior Computer and Information Sciences major from Lancaster, N.Y., has been named Student of the Month for May by the Office of...
Lillie writes chapter in language, immigration, naturalization book
Karen E. Lillie, assistant professor in the College of Education's Department of Language, Learning, and Leadership, has published a new chapter, "'The ELD Classes Are...Too...
Singh article published in international research journal
Dr. Gurmukh Singh of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences had his article, “Multifractal detrended moving average analysis of particle density functions in relativistic...
Gadikian and Vanwesenbeeck credited in new French documentary on Stefan Zweig
Director of Reed Library Randy Gadikian and Associate Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck of the Department of English are credited in a new French documentary on Stefan...
Markham writes on rockism vs. poptimism
Michael Markham, assistant professor of Music History in the School of Music, has written a new essay exploring the deeper roots of the ongoing squabble...