Dance Professor Helen Myers' work has international flair
Dance faculty member Helen Myers served as a judge for an international festival and will present choreography at upcoming regional festival.
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Klein presents paper at conference in Hungary
Dr. Ana Maria Klein presented a paper at the 11th International Humanities Conference in Budapest, Hungary, during the summer.
Learn about study abroad programs at fair
Students interested in pursuing international educational adventures are invited to visit the Study Abroad Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 17, from 2 to 5 p.m., at...
New-member meeting set by Fredonia for St. Jude.
Fredonia for St. Jude will hold its first meeting of the 2013-2014 year on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m. and all members of the...
FredASSIST sexual health clinics open
SUNY Fredonia students have the opportunity to use a variety of resources that improve their physical, mental and emotional health. The Fredonia Association of Students...
Noted University of Texas law professor to give Convocation lecture
Levinson’s presentation, which is free, is sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Political Science Department and Convocation Committee.
International poet Tamar Yoseloff to give reading Sept. 16
Tamar Yoseloff, an award-winning poet and editor, will present a public reading of her most recent collection, “The City of Horns,” as well as other...
Enactus Team expands, invites new majors to apply
SUNY Fredonia’s Enactus team, formally known as Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), is expanding its recruitment to broader majors, reaching out to new students interested...
Izmir University of Economics professor to discuss condom ad campaign
Izmir University of Economics Professor Yesim Kaptan will give a presentation focused on how an advertising agency in Istanbul, Turkey, created an advertising campaign that...
Sherri Mason's groundbreaking research continues to garner international attention
Sherri Mason, above right, collaborated with The 5 Gyres Institute to track plastic pollutants in Great Lakes. Chemistry Professor Sherri (Sam) Mason continued to traverse...