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.
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Student’s edited Holocaust memoir attracts interest at association meeting
Copies of the Holocaust memoir edited by senior Sivan Adler drew attention at the Modern Language Association (MLA) annual meeting.
Cuthbert story collection earns bronze medal, critical acclaim
Adjunct Lecturer Rebecca Cuthbert won a 2025 North American Book Award bronze medal for “Six O'Clock House & Other Strange Tales.”
Scholarly work focuses on journalist
Dr. Emily VanDette of the Department of English continues her scholarly work surrounding pioneering 19th century journalist Fanny Fern's legacy.
McEntarfer co-authors paper on strengths of trans, nonbinary teachers
Dr. Heather McEntarfer is co-author of the paper, “'It Has Made Me Stronger:' The Strengths of Trans and Nonbinary Teachers."
Opportunity in October to meet poet laureate
Vermont Poet Laureate Bianca Stone will present a craft talk and reading to students on Thursday, Oct. 23.
Writers@Work speaker to explore key facets of today’s theater world
Fredonia alumnus Matthew LaChiusa will share his experience writing for, founding, and directing Buffalo theater in a Writers@Work residency.
Vanwesenbeeck reviews unfinished Zweig novel
A review of a new German edition of Stefan Zweig’s novel fragment “Clarissa” was written by Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck.
Gerber hosts podcasts that explore acclaimed lyricist Sondheim
Two episodes of the “Matching Minds with Sondheim” podcast feature Professor Natalie Gerber as a guest host.
Vanwesenbeeck studies digital humanities at University of Antwerp
Dr. Birger Vanwesenbeeck attended a digital humanities course at the University of Antwerp that focused on computer-assisted genetic manuscript editing.