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Upgrades to food pantry create access to basic needs
SUNY Fredonia was awarded a SUNY Food Insecurity Support Grant, allowing the university to expand its small basic food pantry into a full basic needs center.
‘Destress for Success’ offers respite from study
Soothing activities, crafts and assorted resources will be available during Destress for Success, a week-long series offering students a respite from study, coordinated by the Counseling Center and Prevention, Advocacy and Wellness Services.
Teletherapy sessions now available to students
SUNY Fredonia has partnered with BetterMynd, an online therapy platform, to offer students access to free teletherapy sessions from a diverse network of licensed mental health counselors.
Valentine's Day campus blood drive honors Reilly
There’s an emergency need at the American Red Cross for blood, so Fredonia students, faculty and staff are asked to roll up their sleeves at a blood drive to be held in the Williams Center Multipurpose Room on Monday, Feb. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SUNY Fredonia vaccination rate illustrates commitment to educational plan
SUNY Fredonia students displayed their commitment to an in-person academic setting by fulfilling the SUNY mandates for vaccination by the Sept. 27 deadline.
Weekly surveillance testing begins on campus
The State University of New York at Fredonia on Friday began large-scale weekly testing of students at a testing site established in Steele Hall.
Documentary, discussion to focus on protecting children from toxic stress
The issue of the lingering effects of abuse and neglect during childhood will be examined during a documentary screening and discussion at Fredonia and Jamestown Community College campuses.
Fredonia’s ‘Let’s Talk’ program receives SUNY Student Affairs award
“Let’s Talk,” an outreach service at Fredonia designed to reach students who may not seek mental health services, has received an Outstanding Student Affairs Program award from SUNY’s Council of Chief Student Affairs Officers and Office of University Life.
Food pantry set up to benefit students
A food pantry has been established by the Student Health Center, Counseling Center and Office of Campus Life to assist students when food becomes scarce. “We have seen an overwhelming response with our previous food pantries, with over 2,500 food items being given out to students,” reported Debbie Dibble, Student Health Center director.
Students, faculty and staff asked to take Alana’s Foundation flu vaccination survey; urged to get flu shots
The Student Health Center has joined Alana's Foundation to get the word out about the importance of flu vaccinations. The challenge is to see how...