Students dig soil judging
The Fredonia Soil Judging team recently competed in the 2026 Northeast Region Soil Judging competition.
The Fredonia Soil Judging team recently competed in the 2026 Northeast Region Soil Judging competition.
Ten students from Dr. Thomas Hegna's Paleontology class took a field trip recently to two famous fossil sites in New York State.
SUNY Fredonia alumnus Reginal Spiller will be the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Science degree from SUNY at Commencement.
During March 22 to 27 in Raleigh, NC, the Fredonia Soil Judging team went after a National Championship.
João Pedro Saldanha, a doctoral student from Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, is spending the semester in Fredonia.
Dr. Wentao Cao of the Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences is co-author of a scholarly work published in January.
“Broadening their horizons” is what SUNY Fredonia science students will accomplish on an ambitious field trip to Utah.
Associate Professor Matthew Purtill recently had an article published in the international Journal of Field Archaeology.
Students gained “first-hand experience” burrowing through layers of black shale, guided by a highly skilled geologist and SUNY Fredonia alumnus.
“When we go on field trips, students really have an ‘ah hah!’ moment.”