Migrant workers in China profiled in International Brown Bag talk
Dr. Guangyu Tan of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction will present the International Brown Bag Luncheon talk, “Migrant Workers and The Rising Urban Poverty...
Register now for one of our fall open house events: October 18 or November 8
Dr. Guangyu Tan of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction will present the International Brown Bag Luncheon talk, “Migrant Workers and The Rising Urban Poverty...
Steinberg recommends including medieval Jewish and Arabic poetry in courses on medieval literature, in part to illustrate moments of intercultural and interfaith exchange during the...
Gary Lash, chair of the Kasling Memorial Lecture Committee, announced that Dr. William Brown of the Department of Biology has been selected to present the...
English department faculty Adrienne McCormick, Jeanette McVicker and Katrina Hamilton will present papers during a panel titled, “Mapping London: Englishness and Otherness in Literary, Journalistic...
Area children and families can once again hear from some of the campus' premier story tellers, as English faculty host the annual “Bedtime Stories” night...
David Kinkela, associate professor of History and director of the Honors Program, is one of three editors of the new book, "Nation-States and the Global...
“The Memoirs of Antoine Kope,” a documentary film project now under development by SUNY Fredonia Film professor Nefin Dinc, received the Binger Lab Award at...
The Department of History at SUNY Fredonia is hosting the conference, "Shifting Paradigms in Religious Studies: History, Culture, and Practice," on Friday and Saturday, April...
The 14th annual President’s Awards for Excellence and Service Recognition Luncheon -- and first under Virginia Horvath -- will be held on Tuesday, April 23...
Fourteen students, all members of the new Health Professions Club at SUNY Fredonia, functioned as “sighted guides” for Dining in the Dark, an annual event...