Graduate now in general surgery residency to give Zoom talk to students
Kaitlyn Crossan, D.O., a 2015 Fredonia graduate now starting a residency in general surgery at McLaren Health Care in Michigan, will share her medical school...
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Family conversation about George Floyd to be revisited on Zoom
An encore viewing of the exclusive and intimate conversation with the family of George Floyd, the Black man who died while being arrested in Minneapolis...
Play resumes at eSports Lounge
It’s “game on” again at the Blue Devil eSports Lounge in Schulz Hall! Gamers were back in action on Monday, Sept. 21, following a hiatus...
Jabot mentoring students in University Sprint project
Dr. Michael Jabot of the College of Education is the Faculty Mentor to a group of students competing in the University Sprint sponsored by the...
Incubator business competition winner launches music lesson service
Two Fredonia seniors, Olivia Soto and Niklas Dahlen, who won the Fredonia Technology Incubator’s fifth annual Student Business Competition, officially formed a new business, Lessons...
Paleontology professor to give virtual talk on oldest animal ecosystems
Dr. Marc Laflamme, an associate professor at the University of Toronto Mississauga, will present a virtual talk, “Complexity in the Oldest Animal Ecosystems,” on Tuesday...
Faculty virtual violin recital by Tong on Oct. 12
School of Music violin Assistant Professor Jessica Tong will present a virtual solo recital, without intermission, on Monday, Oct. 12, at 8 p.m.
Residence Life reaching out with resources for students
The Office of Residence Life is working to enhance students’ access to information and activities. Counselor in Residence Miranda Shelanskey, LCSW, who lives at University...
Virtual Brown Bag Lunch talk to examine medicine abroad
Medicine abroad will be explored by Department of Biology Professor Ted Lee and two students in the first Brown Bag Lunch of the fall semester...
‘Craft Room’ flourishes in virtual format
The Craft Room in Disney Hall may have been shuttered by COVID-19, but students are proving to be just as crafty as ever! More than...