Entries invited for inaugural Causes Film Festival
The Causes Film Festival, a new vehicle at SUNY Fredonia to tackle injustice and have an impact on society, is accepting entries for its April...
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Green Expo features electronics recycling, free CFL bulbs
Students from SUNY Fredonia’s Campus Climate Challenge group handed out CFL bulbs at a Fredonia Farmers’ Market event last fall. They will distribute more than...
Incubator to host business support program with UB and County IDA
Robert Fritzinger will give a presentation and tours at the SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator The University at Buffalo Office of Economic Engagement, the Chautauqua County...
Senior Expo to help 2011 grads prep for Commencement
The fair, set for Tuesday, March 22, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., is aimed at helping seniors graduating in either December, January or May with...
Sixpence None the Richer's Tess Wiley to headline Diers concert Wed. night
Tess Wiley, formerly of Sixpence None the Richer, comes to Diers Recital Hall Wed. at 8 p.m. SUNY Fredonia welcomes former Sixpence None the Richer...
Tough Stuff: Annie Leonard to deliver keynote address March 8
Annie Leonard founded the Story of Stuff Project, a series of 20-minute videos that explain some of the world’s most significant environmental dilemmas using easy...
FACE Center and NRG Energy make Chautauqua even greener
A $15,300 grant from NRG Energy to SUNY Fredonia will fund a giveaway of compact fluorescent light bulbs, the second annual plastic bag-free “Shake the...
Fredonia Stands Up For a Cause
More than 500 students on campus signed a pledge to stop using the word "retarded" as a derogatory label during the campus observance of the...
Math students to dress to the "nines" for Pi Day Prom
Faculty members, students and spherical enthusiasts in general have made Pi Day an “integral” (ahem) part of mathematical celebrations around the world. At SUNY Fredonia...
Migrant community photo exhibit opens March 4 with guest authors
Reed Library will host a photographic exhibit from March 4 to 28 titled, “Growing Season: The Life of a Migrant Community.” The images and stories...