Stanley Museum to officially re-open on Homecoming weekend
It was a true scientific community effort, including students, faculty, and alumni volunteers, in reopening the Willard F. Stanley Museum.
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When being wrong is just for fun
STEM faculty at SUNY Fredonia are hosting the 2nd Annual Bad Ad Hoc Hypothesis Fest on Friday of Homecoming weekend.
Alumnus to give featured talk at Homecoming
Dr. Randy Krauss, ’86, will give the featured Department of Biology talk at SUNY Fredonia’s Homecoming celebration.
Alumna to speak at inaugural Science Series event
Dr. Diane Pennica, ’73, who pioneered the development and widespread use of t-PA, will return to campus on Sept. 25.
Faculty member presents on Chautauqua Lake research
Dr. Courtney Wigdahl-Perry was part of a duo presenting updates on research conducted on Chautauqua Lake.
February RA of the Month selected
Sydney Hawkins, a senior from Ripley, NY, was named February Resident Assistant of the Month by Residence Life.
Biology students co-author new research on praying mantids
Undergraduates collaborate with faculty on published studies exploring the genetics and ecology of mantid reproduction.
Biologically feasible alien life forms in spotlight at poster session
The Science Center basement will be the site of a unique poster session that features biologically feasible alien life forms.
Senior Biology major to attend Princeton Scholars program
Sydney Hawkins has been accepted into the prestigious Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) Scholars Program at Princeton University.
Lee to discuss Fulbright award work based in Honduras
Studying water quality in Honduras will be the core subject of a talk by SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Ted Lee.