President's Award and Kasling Memorial Lectures slated for fall
Barry Kilpatrick of the School of Music will give the annual President's Award for Excellence on Tuesday, Sep. 28. Offering the 34th Robert W. Kasling...
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Athletics Hall of Fame inductees announced for 2010
Fredonia State will add four new members to its Athletics Hall of Fame at an induction ceremony Oct. 2 during Homecoming Weekend. Tickets are $25...
Exhibit of best student work opens with reception Sept. 10 in Art Gallery
The best works of student artists will be on display in the art gallery at Rockefeller Arts Center beginning with an opening reception on Friday...
School of Music starts "Pathways to Music" for pre-schoolers Sept. 23
The Musical Journeys Program of the Fredonia School of Music is proud to announce an exciting new program for children and parents to discover the...
Young biology alumnus looking to kick some ash
If you’ve gone camping, or even just driving, throughout the Great Lakes region in the last few years, you’ve probably seen the warnings: “Don’t Move...
Class Notes August 2010
Deaths ALUMNI Laura D. Foster, Class of 1929 Sarah (Bliss) Laine, Class of 1929 Edna (Hollenbeck) Merchant, Class of 1931 Leila (Lloyd) Taylor, Class of...
Talking up a Blue Streak
Distance runner Nick Guarino earned two NCAA national championships – as a Fredonia State junior. As he enters his senior year, he’s set his sights...
Stellar Students: Fredonia's first Fulbrights
This fall, two Fredonia graduate students from the College of Education, Amanda Bogert and Catherine Riedesel, depart for Andorra and Turkey, respectively, as recipients of...
College of Education announces new certification programs
The New York State Department of Education has approved a dual certification program at Fredonia that will prepare students to be certified to teach in...
New college takes dean down familiar path
Dr. John Kijinski, formerly dean of the College of Arts and Humanities, now leads 3,700 students spread across 19 departments, many with multiple major tracks...