New Education grad, VISTA volunteer, pioneers STEM careers
Laurie Dutton has become a pioneer — just months after the Cassadaga resident earned her degree from Fredonia’s College of Education — by helping to...
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Putney, ’95, outlines unique classroom management system
What do classroom jobs, imitation currency and interest earnings have in common? They’re just some of the instructional tools that anchor P.O.W.E.R.F.U.L., a revolutionary classroom...
New grad program in Literacy launched
The College of Education has launched a new master’s graduate program in Literacy. This Birth to Grade 12 Graduate Literacy program will prepare students for...
Evolution of Department of World Languages and Cultures reflected in name change
by JORDYN HOLKA, ’15 Consistent with Fredonia’s large-scale rebranding initiative last year, the Department of World Languages and Cultures found itself jumping on the bandwagon...
Business students sharpen skills through real-life research projects
Business Professor Lei Huang assists Lisa Muldowney (left) and Shauna McGuay on a classroom exercise that ties in with their class project, a market conversion...
'Sister Acts'
Courtney and Rachel Poirier share a unique bond — so unique, that sometimes it’s unrecognizable. The Poiriers are among five sets of twins who enrolled...
Sister Acts : Sibling student athletes share ‘familiar’ stories
Courtney and Rachel Poirier share a unique bond — so unique, that sometimes it’s unrecognizable. Twin sisters from West Seneca, N.Y., the Poiriers started playing...
Women shine at RIT invitational
Fredonia's Nicole Desens (Hopewell Junction, N.Y.) and Kristen Sawyer (Lockport, N.Y.) won events to lead the Blue Devils to a sixth-place finish at the RIT...
Kissel-Harper duo to perform Schubert's 'Winterreise,' rescheduled for Feb. 22
Fredonia School of Music faculty members Joe Dan Harper, tenor, and pianist Dr. Anne Kissel will present Franz Schubert’s celebrated song collection, “Winterreise,” on Sunday...