Alumnus, lecturer Lam attends acclaimed orchestra management seminar
Carl Lam, a violinist and vice president of the Western New York Chamber Orchestra and an adjunct lecturer in the Department of Communication, was one...
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Jarvis interviewed about Vonnegut and the environment
Dr. Christina Jarvis of the Department of English was interviewed by the Daily Vonnegut recently about author Kurt Vonnegut and the environment.
Fredonia jazz professor Weiser tours with Glenn Miller Orchestra
Dr. Nick Weiser, tabbed a year ago to lead the Jazz Studies program in the School of Music, has a new side gig: touring member...
Arnavut co-chairs international clean energy conference
Ziya Arnavut, professor and chair of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences, served as the co-general chair of the 16th International Conference on Clean...
Department of Mathematical Sciences honors students at its annual awards banquet
The Department of Mathematical Sciences recently held its annual awards banquet, honoring outstanding achievements in the field of mathematics.
Fredonia cellist to give master class at Long Island high school
Natasha Farny, associate professor in the School of Music, will give a master class for high school cellists at Smithtown High School West, Long Island.
Fredonia faculty to give piano/cello recital at New York City church
Drs. Natasha Farny and Eliran Avni of the School of Music will perform a recital of Romantic music for cello and piano in New York...
Grabowski named April Student of the Month
Katherine Grabowski of Baldwinsville was selected as the April 2018 Student of the Month by the Office of Residence Life. Ms. Grabowski majored in Early...
Students complete COIL tele-collaboration project with Mexican counterparts
Fredonia students enrolled in the Spanish course "The Art and Craft of Translation" completed a Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) project working with students of...
Staples' essay published in edited volume on Imperial Russian history
"Afforestation as Performance Art: Johann Cornies’ Aesthetics of Civilization,” an essay written by Department of History Professor John Staples, was recently published in a volume...