The joy of natural spaces to be discussed in forum at Fredonia
On Wednesday, Oct. 29, Fredonia students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to engage in Maintaining Joyful Discovery in Natural Spaces, a conversation about...
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Sigma Kappa Sorority celebrates 140 years of ‘sisterhood’
Theta Iota, Fredonia’s chapter of the Sigma Kappa Sorority, observed the group’s Founding Day with a brunch held on Saturday, Nov. 8, at which the...
Women's Volleyball remains perfect in conference
The Fredonia university women's volleyball team remained a perfect 6-0 in conference play with 3-0 sweeps of Cortland and Potsdam on Saturday.
Fredonia StartUp NY campus plan approved
A new door has been officially opened for economic development and job creation in Chautauqua County with formal approval last week by SUNY of the...
All-Campus Appeal 2014 launched by Fredonia College Foundation
The All-Campus Appeal is a terrific way to increase awards, funds and scholarships that benefit all Fredonia students. Gifts of cash received by Dec. 31...
Ice skating lessons are underway once again at Fredonia
Community members of all ages have returned to Fredonia’s Steele Hall Ice Arena on Sunday, Oct. 5 and Tuesday, Oct. 7 for a 10-week learn-to-skate...
Adorned in purple, Fredonia takes action
Fredonia students, faculty and community members are invited to participate in Wear Purple Day on Wednesday, Oct. 15 to show support for ending relationship and...
Laurent Seksik to deliver Stefan Zweig lecture
Internationally known French novelist Laurent Seksik will conclude a week at Fredonia devoted to Stefan Zweig – the Austrian author and biographer who reached the...
Business professors' work published
Fredonia Business Administration professors Kenneth Plucinski and Moj Seyedian’s paper, “Principles of Economics Textbooks: A Readability Analysis,” has been accepted to be published in the...
Professor publishes article in Electronic Book Review
Associate Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck of the Department of English has just had the article, "I Read Because it is Absurd," on the significance of religion...