Mainstage Series to offer unique take on “The Venetian Twins”
A case of mistaken identity leads to comedic chaos when the SUNY Fredonia Department of Theatre and Dance presents its production of “The Venetian Twins”...
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Sports Mgmt students create "Biggest Loser" competition
The Sports Management Exercise Science Club will be hosting the first annual “Biggest Loser: Battle of the Trident” contest that aims to promote health and...
Photographer Keith Carter featured next in Visiting Artist Program
Keith Carter Keith Carter, an internationally known photographer, will present his work at SUNY Fredonia as part of the Department of Visual Arts and New...
Farny and Rose perform at music festival in Charlotte
Fredonia School of Music faculty members Natasha Farny, cellist, and David Rose, violist, performed at the Chamber Music Festival hosted by the University of North...
Scholar to discuss William Gaddis biography
Dr. Joseph Tabbi, an English professor from the University of Illinois, Chicago, will discuss his biography-in-progress of 20th century American author William Gaddis on Tuesday...
Buffalo Zoo curator to lead climate change forums
Emotionally charged impacts of climate change will be unveiled Wednesday, Feb. 9, at two forums led by Tiffany Vanderwerf, curator of education at the Buffalo...
WNY Chamber Orchestra continues Mozart-themed season on Feb. 6
The Western New York Chamber Orchestra continues its Mozart-themed season on Sunday, Feb. 6 at 4 p.m. in King Concert Hall with a program entitled...
Environmental film series shifts to plastics
On Tuesday, Feb. 8 a free screening of “Addicted to Plastic”, a film that deals with a range of environmental issues and solutions related to...
Students: apply now for tutoring job next year
The College Tutoring Services (CTS) office, together with the Learning Center, the Full Opportunity Program, Disability Support Services for Students and the Educational Development Program...
Students invited to enter Rosa Parks Scholarship Competition
Three winners will receive a $350 scholarship in the 22nd annual Rosa Parks Scholarship Competition, which recognizes student-created expressions that explore multiculturalism and celebration of...