Honored researcher to present Kasling Lecture
Visiting Assistant Professor Gurmukh Singh will present the 2007 Kasling Memorial Lecture, "The Birth and Death of a Star," at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept...
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Chemist awarded grants to conduct lake research
SUNY Fredonia has landed a couple of big fish, so to speak, in Great Lakes environmental research with the receipt of major grants from the...
Several classes going to other countries this summer
More than 130 students are following their Fredonia professors abroad to study art, literature, science, politics, education, architecture, and culture, the International Education Center announced.
Speech/pathology students win research awards at conference
Students at SUNY Fredonia swept the research poster competition at the 47th annual New York State Speech Language and Hearing Association conference, scooping up top...
Canadaway Creek is a revenue stream for Chautauqua County
Revealed in a survey conducted by the State D.E.C. and biologists at SUNY Fredonia recently is that anglers from all over the United States—and even...
Biologists have grant to study genetics of Lake Erie's smallmouth bass
Sportfishery of the smallmouth bass in Lake Erie has for years been of considerable economic value to Chautauqua County. In an effort to learn more...
Gary Lash receives grant from state energy authority
A major grant to facilitate oil and natural gas exploration by improving an analytical technique used to assess rock formations thought to contain these deposits...
Free hearing and speech screening offered April 28
Free testing for hearing, speech-language and vision for all ages will be offered to the public on Saturday, April 28, from 9 a.m. until noon...
Campus institute will distribute free copies of global warming film
The Institute for Research in Science Teaching at SUNY Fredonia has been selected as an educational distributor of An Inconvenient Truth, the 2007 Academy-Award winning...
Project in Belize becomes life-changing adventure
Belize, a country in Central America struggling with few educational resources and a multitude of social ills, isn’t the first spring break destination of most...