Hail! Fredonia Records hosts second dog walk
Hail! Fredonia Records, as part of the Student Record Label class in the Music Industry Program at Fredonia, has announced its second dog walk, ”Lend...
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Iconic flutist Ian Clarke to visit for mini residency
A master class followed by a recital by internationally recognized British flutist/composer Ian Clarke are slated for Thursday, April 19 at the Fredonia School of...
National Poetry Month celebrated in April
Reed Library is celebrating National Poetry Month with the installation of a "Poem Dispenser." Created using a Raspberry Pi 3 and thermal printer, the dispenser...
Talent, cooking awards presented at Cultural Explosion event
Culinary skills and talent took center stage at the third Cultural Explosion, a collaborative event of International Student Services and the Faculty Student Association (FSA)...
Clothing drive underway to benefit Salvation Army
Even though the weather suggests otherwise, it’s time to clean out closets and drawers and support the annual Spring Clothing Drive hosted by Fredonia’s Greek...
Leadership Awards to be presented to students
Students who exemplify outstanding leadership and/or service to their fellow classmates and/or their community will be formally recognized at the annual Leadership Awards Ceremony to...
Student art sale on April 23
Students from various fields in the Department of Visual Arts and New Media will be selling their work at a student art sale in the...
Academy Award-winner Corigliano to partner with WNYCO and also present master lecture
Distinguished American composer John Corigliano will be the special guest of the Western New York Chamber Orchestra on Sunday, Feb. 11 at 4 p.m. in...
Brown Bag talk to focus on children as the transformation catalyst
Environmental shift will be explored by Dave Bauer, a children’s author and owner of The Change Circle life coaching program, at the Liberal Arts and...
Fredonia Philosophical Society to host talk that delves into the philosophy of harm
A different perspective into the concept of harm will be offered by SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Neil Feit in a talk, “Is it Wrong to...