Titus to describe how forests are changing in Kasling Memorial Lecture
Biology Professor Jon Titus will explore “The Forest, not the Trees” at the 39th Robert W. Kasling Memorial Lecture on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2 p.m...
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Veteran political author/consultant to examine presidential speech writing
With the U.S. presidential election drawing ever-so-close, the timing could not have been better for Fredonia to host a lecture/discussion by Dr. Craig R. Smith...
Brown Bag lectures begin, set to explore detours encountered on the information highway
“Detours on the Information Highway” will serve as the theme of the 2016-2017 Brown Bag Lecture Series hosted by the College of Liberal Arts and...
Assorted events, attractions lined up for Freedonia Marxonia
Freedonia Marxonia, Fredonia’s tribute to the irreverent Marx Brothers, will feature a talk by a successful playwright and Fredonia alum, an exhibit devoted to Marx...
Events planned by student group for Family Weekend
Spectrum Entertainment is organizing a couple of activities for Family Weekend, Oct. 28 to 30, and encourages the campus and community to participate in the...
Renowned First Amendment lawyer and photographer to speak Wednesday
Mickey Osterreicher, a veteran news photographer and lawyer who specializes in contract, media, copyright and First Amendment Law, will give a presentation Wednesday evening.
Fredonia student selected for SUNYCON
Fredonia student Burgandi Rakoska has been selected to participate in exclusive events during the sixth annual SUNYCON conference, based on the theme, "The Forces Shaping...
Lecture to explore link between drugs, race and mass incarceration
The connection between drugs, race and the rise of the carceral state in the United States will be explored by Niagara University History professor Michael...
Day of the Dead to be celebrated on campus
The Day of the Dead, or “Día de los Muertos,” will be celebrated with two events. On Oct. 31, there will be a short workshop...
Sigma Xi talk to explore classroom exercises in STEM
Computer and Information Sciences professor Michael Scialdone will present the brown bag talk, “Creating Non-Technical, Meaningful Classroom Exercises in STEM: Examples from a Course in...