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From footballs to… flutes? Retired coach trades whistles for woodwinds
After four decades of coaching, it’s hard to not belong to a team. So James Gibbons, a South Buffalo native who guided local football teams to league championships, went out and found a new one. He’s proudly playing the flute with the New Horizons Band of Western New York, under the direction of Dr. Katherine Levy of the Fredonia School of Music.
Biology students receive awards at Great Lakes Research Conference
Biology research students Cassidy Hahn and Nick Sard received awards at the Great Lakes Research Consortium Annual Conference. The event was held March 13-14 at...
April 6 is fifth annual Public Speaking Competition; cash prizes offered
The Fifth Annual Public Speaking Competition will be held Monday, April 6 at 6 p.m. in 209 McEwen Hall. Registration begins next week, and cash prizes of up to $200 will be awarded. To learn more, stop by the ground floor of McEwen Hall next week, or read on.
March 31--Richmond, VA Alumni Reception
SUNY Fredonia Richmond Virginia Alumni Reception You are invited to join with other FSU alumni on: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 6:00 – 9:00 PM Capital...
Environmental activist to discuss controversial coal mining method on Wednesday, April 1
David Cooper, an environmental activist focusing on the issues surrounding the “mountaintop removal” method of coal mining, will give a presentation on the Fredonia campus...
Roundtable on sustainable efforts taking place April 1
An interdisciplinary roundtable on conservation and environmental issues is planned for the Arts and Humanities Brown Bag Lecture Series on April 1 at noon in the Williams Center Room S104. Faculty members will explore connections between their scholarly and creative projects, personal lives and commitments to strengthening the sustainability efforts on campus and in our community.
Route 66 is focus of travel series film, part two of filmmaker's "romance with the road"
Like the song says, come and take the “highway that’s the best.” Rockefeller Arts Center at the State University of New York at Fredonia presents “Route 66 Part II: The Romance of the Road” a film by Charles Hartman on Saturday, April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in King Concert Hall.
Kim Tillery authors chapter in new edition of textbook
Dr. Kim Tillery Dr. Kim Tillery authored a chapter in the recently published Handbook of Clinical Audiology, Sixth Edition, published by Lippincott: Williams and Wilkins...
Cosmetic surgery topic of next Social Science Colloquium
SUNY Fredonia will host its third Social Science Colloquium of the spring semester as Josh Adams, assistant professor of sociology, explores the issues of cosmetic...
First screening features alumni filmmakers as SUNY Film Festival opens
Screenings of more than a dozen student-produced films, together with presentations by award-winning filmmaker Kevin Everson, the premiere of a feature by two SUNY Fredonia...