‘Local Trailblazers’ focus of Gender & Social Change lecture
Western New York-based queer women activists and cultural workers will present “Local Trailblazers,” this year’s Gender and Social Change lecture, on Wednesday, April 3, from...
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Class registration times approaching
Having returned from spring break, it’s time for students to look ahead and make plans to register for fall 2019 semester classes. Academic Advising Services...
Campus Brown Bag talk to examine immigration and the law
The hot-button issue of immigration and the law will be examined by Emma Buckthal, supervising immigration attorney at the Buffalo office of Volunteer Lawyers Project...
It’s time to talk Excelsior scholarship
Students seeking a better understanding of New York’s Excelsior Scholarship, which can allow students to attend a SUNY school tuition-free, are invited to attend a...
Get ready for fall semester at informal advisor talks
The return of students following spring break signals a milestone. It’s time to prepare for the Fall 2019 academic advising and course selection process that...
Alumnus to analyze the role of the press in Trump era at Writers@Work residency
The role of the free press in the Trump era will be explored and perhaps even scrutinized by Los Angeles Times journalist Scott Martelle, a...
Neglected role of Africans in World War I topic of guest speaker
The relatively little known role that Africans played in World War I will be explored by Indiana University professor Dr. Michelle Moyd in a talk...
Guest artist recital to feature music of Boelter
A guest artist recital featuring music composed by Dr. Karl Boelter, former director of the School of Music, along with selections by other composers, will...
Dahlgren pens ‘Ivory Tower Misfits’ chapter in newly published ‘Cinema U’
Robert L. Dahlgren, associate professor and chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, welcomed publication of "Ivory Tower Misfits: The Images of College Professors...
Vanwesenbeeck delivers lecture in Istanbul university
Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck gave a public lecture, “Choosing English: African American Writing as World Literature,” at Koç University in Istanbul.