Jon Titus's Botswana Fulbright is topic of International Brown Bag Dec. 5
A year spent living and teaching in Botswana as a Fulbright scholar will be shared by Biology professor Jon Titus at the International Brown Bag...
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Paul Holmes's research on firing of college coaches assists reporter covering Illini story
Economics Professor Paul Holmes, author of the paper, "Win or Go Home; Why College Football Coaches Get Fired," published in the April 2011 issue of...
American Dream is looked at from different angles at Brown Bag Dec. 7
The fall Arts and Sciences Brown Bag Series, “America: 10 Years Later,” concludes on Wednesday, Dec. 7 with a program on “Are We There Yet...
Gary Lash among Top 100 Global Thinkers
Dr. Gary Lash examining shale at Dunkirk, N.Y.'s Lake Erie coast line. Dr. Lash has been named by Foreign Policy magazine to its “Top 100...
Marion Art Gallery showing seniors' works
The works of five students from the Department of Visual Arts and New Media at SUNY Fredonia will be displayed in the Cathy and Jesse...
Master class with Yo-Yo Ma to be held Dec. 7 in King
The School of Music is excited to host cellist Yo-Yo Ma in a master class prior to his concert next Thursday, Dec. 8 (sold out)...
Fredonia student paper wins award at professional workshop
A paper by Fredonia student Basar Koc, co-authored with his mentor Professor Ziya Arnavut, won the "Best Paper Award" at the WNY Image Processing Workshop...
Computer Science holding "Expo" Wednesday, Dec. 7
The Department of Computer and Information Sciences is organizing a Department Expo on Wednesday, Dec. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the lobby...
Campus-wide donation drive for holidays coming up Dec. 2
Students, faculty and staff are invited to contribute non-perishable food items and new or gently used toys and clothing to the 12th annual Campus-Wide Donation...
Campus donates 130 units of blood to American Red Cross last week
More than 175 SUNY Fredonia students, faculty and staff donated 130 units of blood to the American Red Cross during last week’s campus blood drive.