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Pi Day 2024: Mathematical ‘Pi’me tribute to ‘Fredonia Rogers’

The Department of Mathematical Sciences will celebrate its 24th consecutive Pi Day with a tribute to “Fredonia Rogers,” aka SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Robert Rogers.

Configuring Raspberry Pi workshop set for Feb. 28

A workshop, “Configuring Raspberry PI as an IoT Device,” will be presented by Dr. Syed Missbahuddin from Seneca Polytechnic, Toronto, in the Houghton Hall Robotics...

Displaying their TestOut Security Pro Certifications are (left to right): Daniel Senn, Jiwon Chae, Mark Hoffman and Norman Barker

Students earn cybersecurity certification

Four students at SUNY Fredonia – Norman Barker, Jiwon Chae, Mark Hoffman and Daniel Senn – recently earned the TestOut Security Pro Certification.

De Urda finalist in Spanish newspaper’s literary contest

Department of World Languages and Cultures Professor Juan De Urda was finalist in a short fiction contest with his short story, "La mano de Braulio"...

Denny Laine, playing guitar on the right, performs his musical, “Arctic Song,” in Rosch Recital Hall.

SUNY Fredonia tribute to British musician Denny Laine

“Hopefully I won't tear up. Denny was a very close friend.” That’s the cautionary alert Music Industry Lecturer Armand Petri gave when reflecting on the...

The Trident contingent attending the Forum for Undergraduate Student Editors (FUSE) National Conference were (from left) advisor Michael Sheehan, Jocelyn Paredes, Cruise Hawkes and Rowan Potzler.

Editors of The Trident present at FUSE national conference

Insight into how The Trident, SUNY Fredonia’s literary magazine, and other undergraduate literary magazines can thrive in the digital age was given by its editors...

Gathering around a birthday cake served during a visit to the Stefan Zweig archive in Reed Library are students enrolled in the course ENGL 213: Texts & Contexts.

English students celebrate birthday of acclaimed author Stefan Zweig

Students in ENGL 213: Texts & Contexts class celebrated the birthday of the acclaimed author Stefan Zweig’s with a birthday cake and a visit to...

Sarmiento co-edits book examining Central American migration

“Central American Migrations in the Twenty-first century,” a book tackling how Central America has been portrayed as a region profoundly marked by the migration of...

Guest lecturer to explore the biomechanics of fossil invertebrate animals

Dr. Russell Bicknell, a postdoctoral researcher at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, will discuss the biomechanics of fossil predatory arthropods...

Cao co-authors paper identifying serpentine minerals using machine learning

Assistant Professor Wentao Cao co-authored a new research paper, “Identifying Serpentine Minerals by their Chemical Compositions with Machine Learning,” published in the journal American Mineralogist.

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