Campus geared up for spring semester
Campus is ready for the start of the spring semester on Jan. 20. For updates when winter weather affects campus, see the university Cancellations and...
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Several events slated for Black History Month
In addition to the appearance of black youth activist Charlene Carruthers (see separate article), there are several other events slated for Black History Month including...
Alumnus and chemist Cahill returns to campus to discuss State Department experiences, alternative careers for science majors
Christopher Cahill, professor of Chemistry and International Affairs at George Washington University, now on temporary assignment at the U.S. Department of State, will present “A...
Mathematical Sciences department to host ‘Pi’nding Nemo
To celebrate Pi Day, the Department of Mathematical Sciences will host a series of events on Monday, March 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. in...
Solar Chautauqua Campaign set to launch; university among its supporters
A launch party for Solar Chautauqua Campaign, which counts the university among its network of supporters, will be held on Saturday, March 12, from 10...
U.S. Army to conduct suture clinic at Science Center
The U.S. Army Health Care Recruiting Center, based in Amherst, N.Y., will conduct a suture clinic for students and also offer information on U.S. Army...
Learning Center looking for student tutors
The Learning Center is now hiring students to become part of the College Tutoring Services (CTS) staff for the 2016-2017 academic year. The deadline to...
Job and Internship Expo slated for March 8
Fredonia’s Career Development Office (CDO) will host its annual Job and Internship Expo on Tuesday, March 8, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Williams...
St. George named Business Person of the Year
The student-run Business Club will host the 39th annual Business Person of the Year (BPOY) dinner honoring Charles St. George of St. George Realty on...
One-woman show highlights Marie Curie’s life, scientific triumphs
The struggles and accomplishments of Madame Marie Curie, widely considered the world’s most famous female scientist, will come to life in the one-woman performance of...