Alumnus wins Emmys
School of Music alumnus Steve “Major” Giammaria, ʼ06, received multiple 2024 Emmy awards for his work on the popular show, “The Bear.”
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Fredonia's PAC confronts key issues in production of Pulitzer Prize-winning drama ‘Fairview’
Issues of race and the impact of prejudice and stereotypes will be in the spotlight when the Performing Arts Company (PAC) Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Fairview.”
Hamilton awarded Canadian grant to create intermediate oboe teaching method
Professor Sarah Hamilton has received a Canadian grant to create an intermediate level oboe etude book using five Canadian composer/oboists.
Campus and Community Children’s Center celebrates a half century of service to children and families
The Campus and Community Children's Center, established at SUNY Fredonia in 1974, will host an academic year of celebratory events.
IM sports opens registration for students, staff
Leagues have opened registrations to students and staff to play in the popular fall Intramural sports season.
Journal publishes review by Vink
History Professor Markus Vink’s review of a book by Eric Tagliacozzo has been published in the Journal of Modern History.
Something for all musical tastes at Wind Ensemble concert
The SUNY Fredonia Wind Ensemble will open its season with music for all tastes on Saturday, Sept. 28.
Uptick in Illness
The Student Health Center has been busy with lots of upper respiratory viruses, including flu and COVID. There are actions you can take to help...
School of Business faculty member has text published
Professor Richard Robinson has published the second edition of his text, “Business Ethics: Kant, Virtue, and the Nexus of Duty” with Springer Texts.
WNYCO concert highlights works by American composers
Works by four American composers will be featured when the Western New York Chamber Orchestra opens the 2024-25 Classics Series on Sunday, Sept. 22.