Seniors recognized before final home meet
Fredonia Swimming and Diving celebrated Senior Day 2018 with a dual meet Saturday vs. the Cortland Red Dragons. Five of the three seniors honors prior...
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Gittleman and Bentham: '18 MSOC captains
Noah Gittleman (Commack) and Ty Bentham (Columbus, Ind.) have been named captains of 2018 Fredonia Blue Devil men's soccer team.The 2018 season opens Friday, Aug...
Fredonia students receive Gilman Scholarship for study abroad
Two Fredonia students, Amy Rodriguez and Michaela Tadros, were among the recipients of the 2018 Gilman Scholarship for Summer Study Abroad that were recently announced.
Rivera makes HHA's Final Five
Fredonia junior hockey player Luke Rivera (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) is a finalist for the prestigious Hockey Humanitarian Award, a spokesman for the foundation making the...
Baumann wins twice
The Fredonia Women's swimming and diving team had one of its strongest showings of the year at Brockport on Saturday. Alyson Baumann led the way...
Bradley, Devils dominate Brockport
The Fredonia men's swimming and diving teams had one of its strongest showings this season at Brockport. Bill Bradley won four events, and Graham Jones...
Three winners at RIT meet
Three Fredonia seniors were women's track & field event winners Friday at the Rochester Institute of Technology's Tiger Invitational. The Blue Devils finished fifth of...
Brown, two others qualify for Regionals
Senior thrower Damone Brown and two teammates qualified for the NCAA Atlantic Regional meet during Saturday's Rochester Institute of Technology February Invitational men's indoor track...
Schlich receives Katherine Anne Porter Prize for short-story collection
“Quantum Convention & Other Stories,” the first book written by Eric Schlich, lecturer of Creative Writing in the Department of English, was awarded the Katherine...
Vanwesenbeeck essay most-read in Los Angeles Review of Books
“Derrida’s Quarrel: ‘La Différance’ at 50,” an essay written by Birger Vanwesenbeeck, associate professor of English, was last week's most-read essay in the Los Angeles...