African kente cloth exhibit will stay two months
Man's cloth made by Asante peoples. The brightly colored, geometrically shaped, patterned cloth called kente, made by the Asante peoples of Ghana and the Ewe...
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Russian émigré poet to read April 12 on campus
Ilya Kaminsky An award-winning poet who immigrated to America from the Ukraine at the age of 16 will celebrate National Poetry Month at SUNY Fredonia...
Chicago Symphony’s Charles Pikler performing with trio
SUNY Fredonia’s Violin Professor Janet Sung will join guest violist Charles Pikler of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and cellist Paul York for a string trio...
Phyllis East and Claudia Hoca to perform April 4
Phyllis East will bring guest artist Claudia Hoca to the stage for their performance of Mozart’s “Sonata for Piano Four Hands in F Major, K...
Seven years of building projects surpass $65 million
Over the past seven years, total construction at the SUNY Fredonia campus has exceeded $66.2 million, largely due to the tireless advocacy of President Dennis...
Faculty trio to perform works by Mozart, Dvorak on March 22
Fredonia music faculty members Natasha Farny (cello), Jitka Frankova (piano) and Janet Sung (violin) will perform Mozart’s “Piano Trio in C Major, K. 548” and...
Matzo Ball kicks off Jewish History Month
April is Jewish History Month and this year JSU will start the month with their 7th annual Matzo Ball on Tuesday, April 4, from 5...
Endangered plant is propagating in Jewett
In Fredonia’s Jewett Hall Greenhouse, an endangered desert plant is showing a startling ability to survive catastrophe.
Arts administration interns take on Rockwell exhibit
Xueyin Chen, a junior BFA Graphic Design major, and senior art history major Alyssa Morasco are student assistants for an exhibit of rare Norman Rockwell...
Philosopher sees baseball as teaching the game of life
“The Philosophy of Baseball: How to Play the Game of Life,” is a philosophical look at the National Pastime and the lessons it offers for...