Young Adult author Sharon Flake at Fredonia on Friday
Homecoming events include Young Adult author Sharon Flake with a talk entitled, "The Power of Literature to Give Voice to Young Adults," on Friday, Oct...
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Third Fredonia Mini Maker Faire returns Saturday to campus
The essence of wonder and the joy of experimentation returns Saturday with the Fredonia Mini Maker Faire. Many come for a few minutes and end...
Cultural Competency Institute begins second year
Fredonia’s Cultural Competency Institute began its second year with the first of six sessions on Oct. 3, with 23 members of the greater campus community...
Chemistry Club to stage unique Halloween science fair
An intriguing Halloween science fair, hosted by the Fredonia Chemistry Club, will be conducted in Science Center Room 322 on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 1...
Pop-Up Academic Advising slated for University Commons
Academic Advising and Course Selection is rapidly approaching! Are you ready? Academic Advising Services (AAS) is available to help students prepare for Academic Advising and...
Fall Sweep slated in the village
Fredonia’s Applied Communication Association (ACA) and Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) are co-hosting their 14th Fall Sweep on Saturday, Oct. 27. The event...
Fredonia advances to SUNYAC Tournament
Fredonia is headed to the SUNYAC Tournament following its 6-3 win over Plattsburgh to close out the regular season Sunday. In the winner-take-all scenario, the...
Devils complete SUNYAC weekend sweep
The Devils complete the weekend sweep by defeating Oneonta and Potsdam on Saturday 3-2 and 3-0 respectfully. They're now 5-1 in conference with one more...
Francis named Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week
The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) selects Fredona's Ethan Francis as its Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week. Francis, a senior...
Hit Broadway comedy opening 2018-19 Mainstage Series
The Department of Theatre and Dance opens its 2018-19 Walter Gloor Mainstage Series with a comedy that the New York Times calls “the most dexterously...