Fredonia radio wins three awards at national conference
Student members of Fredonia Radio Systems attended the Intercollegiate Broadcasting Systems (IBS) National Conference in New York City during Spring Break, where they walked away...
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Tuba professor Stewart enjoying trio of large-scale New York City productions
Raymond Stewart is the newest substitute in 鈥淐hicago,鈥 which is currently in its 14th year on Broadway and will soon be starring world-famous supermodel Christie...
Business Person of the Year dinner is March 29
SUNY Fredonia鈥檚 Business Club has named Gregory S. Wollaston as its 34th Business Person of the Year. Mr. Wollaston will be honored with a dinner...
Ghost towns of the West highlighted in SUNY Fredonia film series
Local audiences will have the chance to experience the American West through the eyes of a seasoned filmmaker and traveler when the World Travel Series...
Stock market model is topic of next social science colloquium
Business Professor Tai Yi鈥檚 talk on Wednesday, March 30, at E122 Thompson Hall, will investigate the determinants of stock return risk using disaggregate portfolio data...
Gender Conference is next in Women's History Month speaker series
The annual SUNY Fredonia Gender Conference will be held in the Horizon Room at 6:30 p.m., with author and labor right activist, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz addressing...
Nefin Dinc will screen award-winning film on bitter Greece-Turkey relations April 13
Nefin Dinc's documentary, 鈥淭he Other Town,鈥 won the Audience Award at the Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival. She will be screening the film on campus April...
PAC's disturbing "Mr. Marmalade" opens March 31 in Bartlett
鈥淢r. Marmalade,鈥 an experimental dark comedy that examines problematic human relationships through the lens of a child 鈥 incorporating themes of drug addiction, abuse and...
Masterworks Benefit Concert April 17 features French impressionism
The SUNY Fredonia School of Music presents this year鈥檚 Masterworks Scholarship Benefit Concert on Sunday, April 17 at 4 p.m. in King Concert Hall on...
Dick Gilman teaching geology of national parks as non-credit course this spring
To honor the university鈥檚 beginnings, the course is being offered as part of the 21st Century Fredonia Academy series, which Lifelong Learning and Special Programs...