Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research announced
The Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research will be led by SUNY Fredonia faculty in April.
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Alumna to return to discuss refugee and human rights issues
Fredonia alumna Amanda (Ambrose) Demmer, ’10, will visit campus in April to speak to classes and offer an address.
Southern Chautauqua FCU gift will help create Bicentennial mural at SUNY Fredonia
Local partnership will help create a lasting visual centerpiece for Fredonia’s Bicentennial celebration
Students share the fun of geology at community event
Faculty, students, and alumni of the Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences helped bring hands-on geoscience education to the public.
Brown Bag talk to feature discussion of water resources
The Brown Bag series will host Twan Leenders on “Protecting the Greater Chautauqua Region's Lands and Waters for Our Community.”
Day of Giving returns April 1
After last year’s record-breaking success, the university is looking ahead — with excitement and big goals — to SUNY Fredonia’s Day of Giving.
Adhrit Chowdhury wins Spelling Bee sponsored by SUNY Fredonia
Adhrit Chowdhury was the champion of the Western New York Regional Championship of the Scripps Spelling Bee at SUNY Fredonia.
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.