Honored researcher to present Kasling Lecture
Visiting Assistant Professor Gurmukh Singh will present the 2007 Kasling Memorial Lecture, "The Birth and Death of a Star," at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept...
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Chemist awarded grants to conduct lake research
SUNY Fredonia has landed a couple of big fish, so to speak, in Great Lakes environmental research with the receipt of major grants from the...
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Gordon C. Baird (geosciences) will present a paper on his research at the 42nd annual meeting of the Northeastern Section of the Geological Society of...
Spring internship at Disney is senior's dream come true
Joshua Jeffery will be graduating from SUNY Fredonia this spring with a BFA degree in Theatre Design and Production/ Scenic Design. He won’t be on...
Their prof says he epitomizes a rare breed of artist
By Colin Herzog, '06 Led by Geneseo Professor Lynette Bosch, a class of art history students from SUNY Geneseo traveled to Fredonia last December to...
Future social studies teacher getting to know globe personally
Asia is next on the list for Catherine Riedesel's global plans. Catherine Riedesel of Ripley, N.Y. has received a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship in...
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At the American Speech Language Hearing Association national convention (Nov. 18, Miami, Fl.), Dr. Kim L. Tillery and two professional colleagues led the two-hour program...
Dr. Arnavut's technique for file compression loses nothing in translation
Dr. Ziya Arnavut in his Fenton Hall office. He has improved on a data compression technique that "losslessly" does the job. In his 2004 paper...
Concerto winners worked hard for solo gig
Three students have stood out among the 16 finalists that performed at the School of Music concerto competition held in September. Sipkje Pesnichak, a junior...
Dead bridge, dead theory?
Musings during a recent trip through China are the inspirations for Mohawk poet James Thomas Stevens’ sixth book of poetry, A Bridge Dead in the...