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Internship Office moves to CDO in Gregory Hall
Internships at SUNY Fredonia are now managed by the Career Development Office in Gregory Hall, where professional counselors are helping students identify internship opportunities related to their educational and career goals.
Campus plans to commemorate 9/11
Five years after the campus shuddered to a halt as it absorbed news of the mortal attacks by terrorists on U.S. soil, students, faculty and staff are coming together to reflect on the consequences of September 11, 2001. The day's events of Monday, Sept. 11, are built around the work of keynote speaker Kristin Steuerle Swanson, M.D., daughter of a Flight 77 victim.
Filmmaker's animated heroine is traveling the world
Jill Johnston-Price "My process of making animated films is a little different because I paint the images," Johnston-Price said. By using a cutout style to...
20 retirees leaving "Fredonia Family"
After announcing their retirement from university service, 20 retiring faculty and staff will be honored at a dinner Tuesday, Sept. 12, in Cafe G. The dinner is open to all.
Orchesis holding auditions Sept 18
For its fall mini concert later this semester, Orchesis will be auditioning student dancers on Monday, Sept. 18, in the Dods Hall Dance Studio. Sign-in starts at 6:30 and the auditions start at 7 p.m. “Performing with Orchesis is a great experience for all dancers, from novice to advanced,” said Orchesis Vice President Janie Villella, a senior acting major from Warren, Pa.
"Tapaholics" concert is Saturday
Michael Minery will present master classes. Two Tapaholics. This semester Orchesis Dance Company is bringing in the premiere tap ensemble, “Tapaholics,” for master classes and...
Over-50 band plans more concerts
The New Horizons Band of Western New York, celebrating its first anniversary as a band of nearly 40 members aged 50 and over, is off...
Integrated Preschool Class starts Sept. 6
The Youngerman Center Preschool, a SUNY Fredonia facility that offers a chance for children with special needs to learn from their peers, will begin its fifth year on Wednesday, Sept. 6. Openings exist for community children who have no special needs.
Work progressing on new soccer fields
Construction of a multi-million soccer and lacrosse stadium has moved along steadily during the summer. Ground has been leveled, irrigation and draining systems installed, grass...
Alberto Rey
Paintings by Alberto Rey (Visual Arts and New Media), along with an interview of the artist, were featured in the June exhibition at the Art...