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.
The Science Center basement will be the site of a unique poster session that features biologically feasible alien life forms.
Sydney Hawkins has been accepted into the prestigious Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) Scholars Program at Princeton University.
Studying water quality in Honduras will be the core subject of a talk by SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Ted Lee.
Summer research in biology is alive and well at SUNY Fredonia and includes eight undergraduate and graduate students.
Department of Biology Professor William D. Brown, universally acclaimed by students and faculty, was promoted to SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor.
SUNY Fredonia students again assisted CBA Vision Rehabilitation Services with its Dining in the Dark event on April 4.
Junior Biology major Sydney Hawkins has been awarded a prestigious $7,500 Goldwater scholarship for the 2025-2026 academic year.
An enduring “intent on giving back to the community” has guided Mia Piede, recipient of the 2025 Lanford Presidential Prize.
Guest speaker Shannon Higbee will address the topic of loneliness in a talk on Monday, Nov. 11.
A science fair encompassing biology, chemistry and geology will be held at the Fredonia Science Center on Saturday, Oct. 26.