Students contribute to ‘transcribathon’
Douglass Day included student work designed to help create freely accessible materials for learning about Black history.
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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.
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.
Scholar-Activist Awards recognize students
Two students have received Scholar-Activist Awards celebrating their academic excellence and community activism on behalf of inclusion, equity and diversity.
Students present research to a wide audience at conference
Inspiration was a key takeaway for students who gave research presentations at a Diversity, Equity and Social Justice undergraduate conference.
Speaker to discuss immigration policies
The local impact of changing national policies on immigration will be the focus of a discussion on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
Honors Student of the Month selected
Pedro Jesús Martínez, a May 2025 graduate, was named Honors Program Student of the Month.
Honors Program recognizes Wagner as a top student
Owen Wagner, a junior from Tonawanda, NY, has been named the Honors Program Student of the Month for March.
Students to receive new Ethnic and Gender Studies Promise Awards
The Ethnic and Gender Studies (EGS) program announces the debut of the Promise Award and its inaugural recipients.
Adler receives new Ethnic and Gender Studies scholarship
Since 1999, a scholarship affiliated with what began as a minor in Women’s Studies honored scholarly and activist interests.