School of Music singers shine at Buffalo Met Opera auditions
Two SUNY Fredonia students earned high praise at the Buffalo/Toronto District division of the Metropolitan Opera’s National Council auditions, winning Encouragement Awards, and a third...
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Fredonia Communication professor's book pioneers Foreign Service Nationals' views of Americans
Communication Professor Bond Benton has written the first book that answers a relevant question: What’s it like to be a non-American working for an American...
Wednesday, Jan. 28 – The Stirring of a Thousand Bells
Join the History and Music Departments, along with the Office of International Education, for a screening of The Stirring of a Thousand Bells , two...
Fredonia's Keeper of the Dream program wins top state award
The Keeper of the Dream Scholarship and Leadership Program has gained statewide acclaim, receiving the SUNY Outstanding Student Affairs Program Award in the multicultural/diversity category...
New travel reimbursement rate takes effect
Effective Jan. 1, 2014, the mileage reimbursement rate for SUNY Fredonia employees decreased to 56.0 cents per mile from 56.5 cents per mile.
FSA now accepting funding applications
The Faculty Student Association is now accepting Program Account applications for the program year, which runs June 1, 2014, to May 31, 2015. The deadline...
David Kinkela co-edits CELJ award-winning issue
David Kinkela, associate professor of History, served as co-editor of, “Water: History, Power, Crisis,” a special issue of Radical History Review, which was recently named...
Arnavut chairs international technology conference
Dr. Ziya Arnavut, professor of Computer and Information Sciences at SUNY Fredonia, chaired the 10th High-capacity Networks and Emerging/Enabling Technologies Conference, held Dec. 11-13 in...
Students assemble ‘Beowulf’ computer cluster to create high-performance system
Computer Science majors Nicholas Freville and Adam Toth have assembled a Beowulf cluster, comprised of three tiny computers each called a “Raspberry Pi” that work...
Medical Technology program now ‘licensure eligible’
The Medical Technology program at SUNY Fredonia has been approved as “licensure eligible” by the New York State Education Department, insuring that its graduates will...