Campus Day of Gratitude on Friday, Sept. 20
The Fredonia College Foundation is hosting a Day of Gratitude for students to learn about scholarships and thank those who make it possible.
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Sorel Organization bestows major gift of $600,000 to the School of Music
The School of Music has received an $600,000 endowment gift from The Elizabeth and Michel Sorel Organization that ensures continuing robust support of SOM programming...
Panel to examine Equal Right Amendment that’s on the November ballot
New York’s Equal Rights Amendment on this year’s election ballot will be explored at a panel discussion in the Williams Center on Monday, Sept. 30.
Stipends dedicated for unpaid internships poised to jump in 2024-2025
The number of Fredonia students receiving cash stipends for credit-bearing, unpaid internships is expected to double – climbing to over 250 – this year.
Stroke/head injury support group dates set at Youngerman Center
The Henry C. Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders will resume offering support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors and family members this fall.
Acclaimed violinist Chooi to give master class, recital
Internationally renowned violinist Nikki Chooi will open the 2024-2025 Visiting Violin Series at SUNY Fredonia with a master class and guest artist recital.
Payne named Offensive Athlete of the Week
The SUNYAC selected Fredonia's Maddie Payne as its Women's Soccer Offensive Athlete of the Week and Canton's Skylar Williams the Defensive Athlete of the Week.
Separate entrepreneurial forum, workshop to be held at Williams Center
“Graduate a CEO,” an entrepreneurship forum, will be conducted by James Hunter in Williams Center Room S204 on Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 5:30 p.m.
Fredonia home of only SUNY school with a registered Irish dance club
In all of SUNY, you’ll find just one Irish dance club registered with the Collegiate Irish Dance Association. It’s at SUNY Fredonia.
Jarvis’s Vonnegut scholarship continues
Department of English Professor Christina Jarvis shared Kurt Vonnegut’s social justice and environmental legacies with new audiences during the summer months.