Women make a splash at Pitt-Bradford
The Fredonia State women's swim team won its first meet of the season at Pitt-Bradford on Saturday, 97-74. Megan Orrange led the Devils with a...
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Gens, Snyder claim singles, doubles wins as Devils down Plattsburgh
Bernadette Gens and Caitlin Snyder won their No.1 doubles match, then followed up with wins at No. 1 and 2 singles as the Devils defeated...
Wisniewski has pair of firsts
Noah Wisniewski had first-place finishes in a pair of races in the 11-event season opening meet at Pitt-Bradford on Saturday.
Journal article by Lillie advocated for native language teacher state certification
Approval of New York state’s first-ever New Indigenous Culture and Language Studies Certificate coincided with publication an article, written by Dr. Karen E. Lillie, that...
Holz to kick off Writers@Work series
Update: This event has been postponed until later in the academic year.
Fulbright Scholar to join Fredonia faculty for spring semester
Dr. Miroslawa Wielopolska-Szymura will travel from her home in Poland to join the Department of Communication as a Fulbright Scholar in Residence at SUNY Fredonia...
Immersive ‘electro-pop musical’ opens 2023-24 Mainstage Series
When it hit Broadway in 2016, “Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812” created a new definition of what musical theater could be –...
Music Education alumnus brings his Beatbox House troupe to campus for ‘one-of-a-kind’ performance
Students had a front-row seat to experience Beatbox – a growing musical style phenomenon that pushes the boundaries of sounds that can be produced by...
Igoe colon cancer public service message wins New York broadcasters award
Associate Professor Mike Igoe, along with former SUNY Fredonia videographer Jim Gibbons, produced a public service announcement that won an Excellence in Broadcasting Award in...
On-campus voter registration dates set during October
The American Democracy Project is again partnering with the League of Women Voters of Chautauqua County to make voter registration more accessible to students on...