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“Music for Hunger” benefit is Tuesday, Nov. 4
SUNY Fredonia will be holding its first “Music for Hunger” benefit competition on Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the Juliet J. Rosch Recital Hall within Mason Hall. The event, which is part of “Making a Difference for Hunger Week,” is open to students, faculty and the general public. The competition is open to SUNY Fredonia folk, rock or light alternative groups, either large or small.
SUNY students officially endorse rational tuition policy
The Student Assembly of the State University of New York officially endorsed a policy of rational tuition recently at its Fall Conference taking place in East Syracuse, NY. The final vote was 50 to 10 with four abstentions in the affirmative, which was preceded by an extended period of informative discussion and debate.
What technologies make Google work?
The MACS Scholarship Program presents: Google File System a talk by Dr. Sibabrata Ray Date : Friday, October 24 Time : 4 pm Place...
Marat/Sade drama running in Bartlett Theatre
Critically acclaimed for its unique style and structure, "Marat/Sade," a “play within a play,” will feature a cast of 27, as well as seven musicians from the SUNY Fredonia School of Music. It opens in Bartlett Theatre on Friday, Oct. 24.
Questions about your employee benefits?
The third bi-annual employee benefits fair is taking place Thursday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Dods Hall gymnasium. This event...
Breast cancer benefit concert sponsored by BCIC
Sing for a Cure Oct. 23, 7 to 9 p.m. Steele Hall Gym Live music by: Much More Chill Some Like It Hot Premium Blend...
Turkish students are in training to film social concerns
Communication Dept. professors Nefin Dinc, left, and Ted Schwalbe, right, appear on TV in Turkey to discuss the Youth Filmmaking Project in Turkey. Fredonia, N.Y...
Flu Clinic open now
Editor's Update 11/17/08: this flu clinic closed today. A Flu Vaccine Clinic open to all faculty, staff, and students will begin Oct. 13 from 9...
Lundquist Fellow fulfills dream of experiencing Africa
For as long as she can remember, music major Katherine Petersen has been intrigued by Africa. “The pictures that we see in the States are always beautiful and the music is captivating and always makes me want to dance.” It was a Lundquist International Fellowship that created the pathway for the adventure-seeking senior from Gowanda to have an extended stay in that faraway place.
Works of artist Amy Hauber featured in Art Gallery show
Amy Hauber, an assistant professor of fine arts at St. Lawrence University, will present a solo exhibit of her work in the Art Gallery at...