Faculty member to receive award for best paper
Lei Huang, assistant professor of Marketing from the School of Business, won the 53rd Society for Marketing Advances (SMA) Annual Conference Best Paper Award for...
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Student Dianna Hawryluk wins international radio documentary award
Dianna Hawryluk, a senior majoring in Video Production and Audio Production in the Department of Communication, recently won international accolades for her audio documentary, "Let...
Mirabelli, ’77, makes a daily difference on today’s — and tomorrow’s — scientists
Not a day goes by that Fredonia doesn’t benefit from Christopher Mirabelli. In fact, he’s positively impacted its students and faculty every day for the...
Elegant violence
Established in 1996, Fredonia’s Blackhorse Women’s Rugby Club is comprised of diverse young women from a variety of majors and grade levels. Whether they joined...
Relationships vs. Championships
John Crawford is one of the best coaches Fredonia has ever seen. After serving as Head Swim Coach from 1980-88, he returned as Diving Coach...
Service over Suntans: Students choose Habitat for Humanity alternative spring break program to broaden their education.
Many college students choose to flee their still-chilly campuses in March and flock to Florida’s beaches and other warmer regions for a well-deserved respite from...
Executive-in-Residence program brings real-world expertise to students
Kenny Koblitz (left) and Thomas Dujenski (right) The School of Business recruited two top-tier professionals to its Executive-in-Residence program. Kenny Koblitz, a retired vice president...
Expanding their Horizons: Fredonians go beyond the classroom to help Central American children
It is often said that travel is the only expense that makes you richer. For the past 10 years, many Fredonia students and faculty have...
College of Education expands student support
Buoyed by the success of its Committee of Friends alumni scholarship program, the College of Education is writing a new fundraising chapter to benefit students...