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Graebner's new book on Rome is popular
Rome the Second Time: 15 Itineraries that Don’t Go to the Coliseum cracked the top 50 in amazon.com Italy book sales several days recently, as...
Mac Nelson wins award for article, "Water Wilderness"
Mac Nelson (English Distinguished Teaching Professor, Emeritus) won an award from the United University Professions at its Spring Delegate Assembly in Albany, NY. His article...
Biology students Hahn and Stark take home awards from Great Lakes Day in Albany
Cassidy Hahn Sara Stark SUNY Fredonia students Cassidy Hahn and Sara Stark have received an award for presenting their work at the recent Great Lakes...
Students raise over $4,000 for Children's Hospital via Buffalo News Kids Day
SUNY Fredonia students who participated in the Buffalo News Kids Day raised $4096.90 – up $400 from last year -- for Women and Children's Hospital...
The Leader wins two awards from New York Press Association
The Leader, SUNY Fredonia’s student-run newspaper, won two awards in editorial writing in the 2008 Better Newspaper Contest, the New York Press Association (NYPA) announced. “In a field of many screechy, preachy submissions, these editorials took a quiet leading role,” judges commented about the winning articles.
Blanchet, Klonsky, and Radloff co-authors articles are published
Paul Blanchet (communication disorders and sciences), Timothy Radoff (sociology) and Bruce KIonsky (psychology) the article, "Undergraduate and graduate students’ perceptions of an instructor who stutters,"...
Relay for Life volunteers achieve outstanding success
Relay For Life volunteers in the Colleges Against Cancer campaign raised $25,600 for the American Cancer Society during its April 2009 event on campus. By...
Jill Johnston-Price to speak at animation festival
Visual Arts and New Media Professor Jill Johnston-Price will speak at the fifth Kalamazoo Animation Festival International (KAFI), a biennial animation festival and educators conference...
Fredonia Jazz Ensemble unveils first new album in 16 years this Sunday
The Fredonia Jazz Ensemble has produced its first studio album in 16 years. The 19-member group will unveil the CD, entitled, "Still Kickin'," at a special release concert and reception on Sunday, April 26, at 5 p.m. in Diers Recital Hall. During the past year the group took a hiatus from the spotlight to re-energize itself, and the result — “Still Kickin’” — has garnered considerable praise even before its planned release.
Dr. Johnston-Robledo presents program for CWC
The Council for Women’s Concerns at Fredonia presents: Closing The "Mommy Gap" Recognizing and Eliminating Barriers to Mothers' Full Participation in the Labor Force Monday...