Music fraternity holds 5K race to turn jing-a-lings into cha-chings
The Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternity is sponsoring the Jingle Bell Walk/Run on Saturday, Dec. 5 to benefit the Delia Wallis Scholarship Fund and...
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Schwalbe and Dinc collaborate with American-Turkish Assn. to screen films
Communication Department faculty Nefin Dinc and Ted Schwalbe continue working on their Department of State grant “Youth Filmmaking in Turkey.” The 18 films produced by...
Builder of Incubator receives Contractor of Year award
The busy construction year at SUNY Fredonia that saw the expenditure of more than $30 million was capped with presentation of the university’s annual “Contractor...
Cole and Douglass presenters at next A&H Brown Bag lecture
The third Brown Bag Lecture in the College of Arts & Humanities, a theoretical dialogue entitled “Contexts Matter: Preparing Learners for Language Use In and...
Annual "Empty Bowls" charity event is Dec. 5
Vessels by alumnus Gary Vellam, above, are among those to be offered at the annual "Empty Bowls" event Dec. 5. at St. John's United Church...
S.T.E.P.S. holds third annual Chautauqua County AIDS Walk
The SUNY Fredonia student group Students Teaching Equals Positive Sexuality (S.T.E.P.S.) will host its third annual Chautauqua County AIDS Walk on Saturday, Dec. 5. Registration...
NRG Dunkirk Power energizes the Incubator
Thomas Kilburn, plant manager of NRG Dunkirk Power, presented a check recently to SUNY Fredonia President Dennis Hefner to support the new SUNY Fredonia Business...
Campus-wide Donation Drive hopes year 10 is #1
Dec. 4 will mark the 10 th anniversary of the SUNY Fredonia Campus-wide Donation Drive, an annual event in which the campus community bonds together...
Boys & Girls Club gets fun, hands-on science lessons courtesy of science students
Their teaching tools -- from teeter-totters to balance beams to falling objects – were anything but high-tech, but easily accomplished the goal of bringing science...