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SIFE team explores stock market crash

Four students from Fredonia’s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) class presented a project on historical events in the economy to Professor A. Jacqueline Swansinger's “Introduction...

Winners at Met auditions include senior and alumna

Two members of the SUNY Fredonia campus family were winners at the Metropolitan Opera's regional auditions held in Buffalo recently: senior Victoria Vargas and 2005...

Faculty win grants from Carnahan-Jackson Fund

Awards for the 2008-2009 cycle of the Carnahan-Jackson Humanities Fund of the Fredonia College Foundation have been announced. A total of $20,350 was awarded to...

Campus will close or curtail services during Intersession

SUNY Fredonia will enter its annual energy-saving, year-end shutdown period at the close of business on Friday, Dec. 21. With the exception of a few...

Education prof's project benefits local teachers

Assistant Professor Jill Marshall of the College of Education’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction provided a curricular change to the graduate course, Issues and Trends...

Design award goes to new sound recording studios

The sound recording studio and control room at SUNY Fredonia’s School of Music has earned an award from the regional American Institute of Architects chapter...

College of Education honors top students

Education majors cited for exceptional professionalism in and outside of the classroom were honored at a luncheon on Friday, Dec. 7, by the Office of...

Campus SEFA campaign sets new record for giving

Chairpersons Raymond Rushboldt and Martha Smith have announced that SUNY Fredonia’s goal of $43,000 for the State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA) has been met and...

STEPS raises over $6,000 with AIDS Walk

STEPS, a student organization at SUNY Fredonia, hosted Chautauqua County’s first annual AIDS walk recently, raising over $6,200 as well as campus and community awareness...

Moog donates electronic instrument to Communications

Moog Music, Inc. has donated a Theremin to the Department of Communication at SUNY Fredonia through the efforts of Communication/Audio-Radio major Christopher Rosebrough.