Scott Bye, '06, returns to install sculpture for In Sight/On Site
Scott Bye, a Western New York artist whose works are a hybrid of found materials and creative fabrication of unlikely structures produced from everyday objects...
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Achieving fitness, wellness in busy lifestyles topic of women's program
Working women who are finding it increasingly difficult to “have it all” are invited to attend “Fit, Well and Working,” the 2013 Spring Program of...
Students going green with ink and toner cartridge recycling
"Recycle Ink," a group of students within Enactus (formerly SIFE), is making it easier and more convenient than ever to recycle used ink and toner...
Hillel to celebrate Jewish History Month
SUNY Fredonia’s Hillel organization will celebrate Jewish History Month with opening ceremonies on Tuesday, April 2 at 6:30 p.m., in the Horizon Room in the...
Vanwesenbeeck accepted into summer institute
Birger Vanwesenbeeck, associate professor of English, has just been accepted to participate in a seminar at the Summer Institute for Literary Studies at the National...
EDP hosts woodlot cleanup April 17
Members of SUNY Fredonia's Educational Development Program will join together on April 17, at 3:30 p.m. to pick up litter in the woods near the...
International students to be focus of April 3 'Brown Bag' talk
Student perspectives in higher education from an international viewpoint will be featured at the next College of Arts and Sciences Brown Bag Lecture Series on...
'Seeds of Change,' global climate crisis exhibit, in Reed
The opening reception for “Seeds of Change,” a Buddhist exhibit that advocates education, personal empowerment and local initiatives to resolve global environmental problems, will be...
New confocal microscope in Biology Department sees inside cells, enables 3D imaging
The Leica Microsystems SP8 Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope takes images of structures inside of cells with exceptional clarity. “It is analogous to an MRI that...