Awards and leadership changes in Ethnic and Gender Studies
The Ethnic and Gender Studies Promise Award was given to Annabel Bucknam on May 6.
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Liggins to be at Chautauqua Institution in June
Dr. Saundra Liggins has been invited as a one-week Innovator-in-Residence at the African American Heritage House at the Chautauqua Institution.
Symposium slated for mid-April
The Ethnic and Gender Studies program will hold its second annual symposium on Wednesday, April 15.
23rd U.S. Poet Laureate to speak at SUNY Fredonia
SUNY Fredonia will welcome 23rd U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo as its Williams Distinguished Visiting Professor on Thursday, April 2.
Students contribute to ‘transcribathon’
Douglass Day included student work designed to help create freely accessible materials for learning about Black history.
Breaking in and leveling up with Nick Bernardone and Friends
Alumnus Nick Bernardone will return to SUNY Fredonia for the Spring 2026 Writers@Work Series.
Brown Bag series continues in March with program on Twain family
The next session of the Fredonia Brown Bag Lunch Series is on Wednesday, March 4.
Learn all about ‘zines’ at inaugural Fredonia Zine Fest
Does self-publishing art and writing sound exciting? If so, you’re in luck and welcome to join Fredonia Zine Fest.
Poetry and visual imagery come together in Marion Art Gallery exhibition
Imagery of American poets and the poems that inspired the images comprise the next exhibition at Fredonia’s Marion Art Gallery.
Campus to host ‘Douglass Day’ event honoring statesman Frederick Douglass
SUNY Fredonia will participate in a nationwide program honoring the legacy of 19th century author, orator and anti-slavery activist Frederick Douglass.