Sam Hoyt presents governor's message at Technology Incubator
The SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator recently hosted a community gathering featuring Sam Hoyt, regional president of Empire State Development and former New York State assemblyman...
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Nonprofit agencies join PR students in announcing partnerships
SUNY Fredonia’s Community Partners Program announced today that the Child Advocacy Program of Chautauqua County, Chautauqua Area Habitat for Humanity, and CBA Vision Rehabilitation Services...
ENACTUS forms SADD group on SUNY Fredonia campus
The SUNY Fredonia student group, ENACTUS, established a SADD group on campus. SADD stands for students against destructive decisions. ENACTUS is a group of students...
New Fitness Center in Dods Hall opens; is dedicated
Celebrating the ribbon-cutting for the new Blue Devil Fitness Center and “Fitness Friday” at SUNY Fredonia, President Virginia S. Horvath told the large crowd at...
Cornell engineering professor to address shale gas issues
Dr. Anthony Ingraffea Myths and realities of large-scale development of natural gas drawn from shale deposits – a concern that is playing out in Western...
Fourth "Slush Rush" 5K to benefit scholarship fund for international education
Runners prepare to get on their mark for the 2012 Slush Rush at SUNY Fredonia By Kimberly R. Hughes The fourth “Slush Rush” 5K race/walk...
Fredonia embraces SUNY's financial aid initiative by spelling out costs
The new letter will allow students and their families to see clearly the cost of attendance and financial aid offerings at each campus, including campus-specific...
PAC performing dark comedy at President's Home this weekend
By Kimberly R. Hughes, '13 The Performing Arts Company is performing the play, “The House of Yes,” written by Wendy Macleod, inside the President's Home...
Upward Bound program receives United Way grant to boost test readiness
SUNY Fredonia’s Upward Bound program has been awarded a $12,000 Community Investment Fund grant from the United Way of Northern Chautauqua County to expand college...