ResLife names Sarah D'Hilly Student of the Month
A junior from Cheektowaga, Sarah D’Hilly is a double major in Public Relations and Audio Production, and is Station Manager at Fredonia Radio Systems.
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Book by Clark Zlotchew on impact of Galdos is re-released
The Authors Guild announces the publication of Libido into Literature: The "Primera Epoca" of Benito Perez Galdos, by Clark M. Zlotchew, through its Backinprint.com program.
Chancellor's Award for new course in India goes to Dale Tuggy
Dale Tuggy, Ph.D. Next J-Term, American and Indian students will be able to take the three-credit course, "Global Philosophy of Religion," taught by Dale Tuggy...
Nefin Dinc selected for NEH seminar at American University
Nefin Dinc, a documentary filmmaker and communications professor at SUNY Fredonia, has been invited and will receive a stipend to join “World War I in...
Tim Frerichs exhibiting in Germany and Buffalo galleries this spring
Timothy Frerichs Timothy Frerichs, Associate Professor of Art, is exhibiting in two venues during the Month of April. The first is a three person exhibit...
Tech theatre majors rise to top at the USITT national conference
A total of 13 students from SUNY Fredonia attended the United States Institute for Theatre Technology's (USITT) national conference in Long Beach, California, recently, taking...
Doreen Bumpus, Tyler McMillan, and Emily Paccia win Rosa Parks Competition
The three winners of the 23rd annual Rosa Parks Scholarship Competition will be honored at a ceremony to be held Tuesday, April 3, 4 p.m...
Jeremy Topolski named February Student of the Month
Topolski, a junior from North Tonawanda, was nominated for the award by Math Professor Joseph Straight for his service and academic achievement.
Fredonia Radio honored at national conference for second straight year
Student members of Fredonia Radio Systems, along with advisor Laura Dean Johnson, picked up three awards at the 72nd Annual Intercollegiate Broadcast Systems Conference in...
Guitar quartet earns glowing reviews, encores, in European news
"The overwhelming sentiment from audience members in both Germany and France was that their performances belied the fact that they are indeed a student ensemble,"...