Seneca culture highlighted in special dance program at Fredonia
The culture of the Seneca people and the art of dance will come together in September for a special program. Rosy Simas, a Minneapolis-based choreographer...
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Latino History Month to be celebrated on campus
Latinos Unidos, a student group, is the primary sponsor and will partner with the Ethnic Studies Speakers Series on several events. The Ethnic Studies Speakers...
Students to host Italian History Month dinner celebration
The students of Unione Italiana, Fredonia’s Italian student organization, will celebrate Italian History Month by hosting an authentic dinner buffet on Sunday, Oct. 26, at...
Bill Nye to speak this Thursday in Steele Hall
Note: As of noon today (9/18) - all tickets have been distributed for today's Convocation lecture by Bill Nye. For those holding tickets, doors to...
Niigata student visitors to Fredonia visit Seneca Nation
During their four-week English language immersion and intercultural program at Fredonia in August, a small group of students and faculty from Niigata University of Pharmacy...
‘Power of Narrative’ topic of next Brown Bag lecture
“The Power of Narrative: Engaging Difficult Stories from our Campus and Classrooms,” is the topic of the second College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Brown...
EC English Language Learning Center at Fredonia to hold grand opening Sept. 15
A ceremony to commemorate the opening of the EC English Language Learning Center at Fredonia, established to assist international students and their family members by...
Fredonia ENACTUS and United Way host first Tour D’Vine family bike rally
Fredonia ENACTUS and the United Way of Northern Chautauqua County are co-sponsoring the first Tour D’Vine family bike rally on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 11...
Fredonia researcher discovers rare plant species on College Lodge property
Biology Professor Jon Titus and his wife, Priscilla, discovered two rare species -- Hill's pondweed (Potamogeton hillii) and lesser bladderwort (Utricularia minor) -- in the...
Work by Distinguished Teaching Professor Ted Steinberg published in scholarly journal
Distinguished Teaching Professor Ted Steinberg of the Department of English edited a selection of essays on the subject of teaching the medieval English poem “Piers...