Blue Devils turn the tide on Oswego State
Fredonia State defeated Oswego State, 7-2, in SUNYAC women's tennis Sunday afternoon to avenge a loss last week to the Lakers.
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Highlights from St. John Fisher meet
Members of the Fredonia State men's track and field team competed Friday at the St. John Fisher Cardinal Classic
Chemistry student, faculty member to engage in DOE summer research
Brandon Landis, a junior Chemistry major, and Department of Chemistry Assistant Professor Allan Jay Cardenas will conduct summer research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory...
Faculty member receives sub-grant for student leadership program in addiction services
The Chautauqua Addiction Services Leadership Development Program will recruit three cohorts of highly qualified SUNY Fredonia Social Work and Jamestown Community College Human Services and...
Consequences of unfair police treatment focus of final Brown Bag talk
“Health-Related Consequences of Unfair Treatment by Police” is both a timely topic and the title of a lecture University at Buffalo Assistant Professor of Sociology...
Sociologist has article published in professional journal
Department of Sociocultural and Justice Sciences Assistant Professor Jessica Finkeldey co-authored, "Self-Reported Experiences and Consequences of Unfair Treatment by Police," an article forthcoming in the...
Architectural artist named 2021 Marion Fellow
Sarah McKenzie has been chosen as the 2021 Marion Fellow with her project "To See Inside: Understanding the People and Architecture of the US Prison...
School of Music annual Concerto Competition slated for Sunday
The Fredonia School of Music invites the campus and community to join the livestream to hear the 2021 finalists in the annual Concerto Competition on...
Lagrimas completes virtual guest lectures and conference presentation
During the spring semester, Dr. Leonidas Lagrimas of the School of Music has been busy with a number of virtual/remote presentation opportunities across the country.
Cao named Geosphere associate editor
Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor Wentao Cao has agreed to serve as an associate editor for Geosphere.