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Student guitarists perform April 3 in Rosch
The SUNY Fredonia School of Music presents the Fredonia Guitar Quartet in concert on Thursday, April 3, 2008 at 8 p.m. in Rosch Recital Hall...
Chamber Singers present post-tour concert April 6
The Fredonia Chamber Singers will present its annual Post-Tour Spring Concert on Sunday, April 6 at 4 p.m. in Rosch Recital Hall. This is the 27th year that the group has performed in high schools throughout New York State during its Spring Break. Under the direction of Dr. Donald P. Lang, the concert is free and open to the public.
Math Department’s ‘American Pidol’ adds up to fun
More than 50 students, cast in 13 different acts, performed at “American Pidol,” the SUNY Fredonia Math Department’s unique twist on the popular television show...
Readings announced for Poetry Month
Joseph Legaspi and Sarah Gambito will present their poetry as part of SUNY Fredonia’s observance of National Poetry Month on Tuesday, April 15, beginning at...
Three presented winning work at gender conference
Three students presented their winning research papers at the Women’s Studies Annual Research Conference on Gender Tuesday, April 1. The guest-speaker of the two-hour event was Asian Studies Scholar Piya Pangsapa of SUNY at Buffalo.
World Travel Series highlights Morocco April 5
In his travels through Morocco, filmmaker Rick Ray discovered a “peaceful, progressive, well-educated, forward-looking society.” He attributes this, in part, to Morocco’s young monarch, King Mohammed VI. Now age 44, Mohammed VI came to power in 1999.
World Travel Series highlights Morocco April 5
In his travels through Morocco, filmmaker Rick Ray discovered a “peaceful, progressive, well-educated, forward-looking society.” He attributes this, in part, to Morocco’s young monarch, King Mohammed VI. Now age 44, Mohammed VI came to power in 1999.
Bedtime Stories gathering for kids is April 3
That time-honored combination of bedtime stories and pajamas will take center stage at the second annual Bedtime Stories community gathering at SUNY Fredonia on Thursday...
Library exhibit shows novel's journey since 1945
The existence of 10 different covers to market the book, "Black Boy," since its original publication in 1945 through 2006 offers insights into U.S. history, according to Dr. Howard Rambsy, of Southern Illinois University and the exhibit’s curator. For more than 60 years, publishers altered the packaging of the book to make it more appealing to new generations of readers. "Visualizing Richard Wright" is an exhibit of engaging book covers now on display in Reed Library.
BSU alumni plan scholarship benefit in NYC
Black Student Union alumni of SUNY Fredonia and friends will meet Friday, March 28, in New York City to raise funds for the Nabta Fund, a scholarship endowment established through the Fredonia College Foundation to benefit students of color at SUNY Fredonia.