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Charles Telly publishes paper in Oxford Round Table journal
Dr. Charles S. V. Telly of the School of Business published a paper titled “The Benevolent Legal Ethic of Adam Smith Merges with Nobel Laureate...
John Stinson contributes to two Anthony Burgess conferences
Professor of English John Stinson has been invited to write an introduction to the proceedings from the Second Annual Anthony Burgess Symposium, "Selves and Others,"...
Track and Field grad completes improbable run in business world
Business Administration graduate Michael Petsky Recognized for Outstanding Achievement In the early 1980s, it was all Michael Petsky, ’85, could do to stay well fed...
Cryobiology in cancer therapy subject of alumni guest lecture
John Baust, Ph.D. One of the world’s leading researchers in cryobiology will return to his alma mater, SUNY Fredonia, for public presentations and informal talks...
Contest includes Fredonia for Most Vegetarian-Friendly
Balloting is underway at 32 colleges and universities across the nation, including SUNY Fredonia, in the first round of the competition for the Most Vegetarian-Friendly College, a contest sponsored by PETA2. The nomination signifies that Fredonia offers bountiful vegan and vegetarian menus for the discriminating appetite.
Illinois State honors graduate Kim Tillery
Illinois State University presented Dr. Kim Tillery (speech pathology and audiology) with the 2008 Distinguished Alumnus Award from its Department of Communication Science and Disorders...
Lundine Series will address improving local govt efficiency
Former Lt. Gov. Joins SUNY Fredonia, Chautauqua County Chamber and Manufacturers Association of the Southern Tier to create public dialogue on efficiency opportunities within Chautauqua...
Julia Hopson is ResLife student of the month
Julia Hopson, shown in photo, was chosen for September 2008 Student of the Month by the Residence Life Student of the Month Committee for her...
Artist Amy Hauber an avid gatherer of found objects
Like many artists, Amy Hauber never knows when and where inspiration will strike. Thus, she is an avid gatherer of found objects, hanging on to a diverse collection of items and waiting for that moment when a particular item’s purpose is revealed. The results of Hauber’s efforts are currently on display at the State University of New York at Fredonia in the art gallery of Rockefeller Arts Center.
Students going to town for Fall Sweep event
The fourth annual “Fall Sweep” will take place Sunday, Nov. 9, involving hundreds of students who will serve the community by raking leaves and other debris on Temple Street, Central Avenue and smaller side streets in the Village of Fredonia.