Six prize-winning documentaries dealing separately and powerfully with environmental concerns related to garbage, coal, oil, chemicals, food, and fish will be shown at the 1891...
On Friday, Apr. 2, SUNY Fredonia’s Music Industry Club will host the first Life is Art festival. The festival, which hopes to promote interest in...
The dramatic power of Benjamin Britten’s “Turn of the Screw” will take center stage as the Western New York Chamber Orchestra presents two performances of...
At February's Student of the Month luncheon, Meghan Harrington, center, received the award. Flanking her are Martha Harrington (a 1956 SUNY Fredonia graduate) and Gary...
Eligible students are invited to compete for two $1,000 scholarships to the State University of New York at Fredonia as a result of a scholarship...
Dave Banks, an Emmy Award-winning photojournalist, will personally present his film on the City of Jerusalem at the next World Travel Series event in King...
Dr. Leesa Rittelman, a professor of Art History at SUNY Fredonia, will discuss the Art Gallery exhibition “Works on Paper: Mordmüller and Rohrmann,” at 7...
The bilingual exhibit, "Restoring Community History: Puerto Ricans in Central Florida," will open this week at SUNY Fredonia's Reed Library as well as at the...
Together, they provide a hint of the dramatic range of achievements of John Gradel, Julie Graham, Susan Kornacki and Ryan Taughrin — SUNY Fredonia’s recipients...
Mike Raisch, with prop from "Terror in the Trees" event 2009. Students interested in applying for the Dream Career Award should download the application, and...
