Alumni seek help in honoring two Fredonia pioneers
While attending the dedication of Fredonia’s New Science Building during Homecoming 2014, alumna Dianne Kricheldorf, thought of two women who had given so much of...
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Graphic Designer Brendan Prince, ’11, ‘sports’ impressive career start at NBC
If you watched Sunday Night football last season — or were among the record 114.4 million people glued to Super Bowl XLIX in February —...
Mirabelli, ’77, makes a daily difference on today’s — and tomorrow’s — scientists
Not a day goes by that Fredonia doesn’t benefit from Christopher Mirabelli. In fact, he’s positively impacted its students and faculty every day for the...
Service over suntans
Many college students choose to flee their still-chilly campuses in March and flock to Florida’s beaches and other warmer regions for a well-deserved respite from...
Kellogg’s teams up with Fredonia to battle hunger in Western New York
Students wolfing down Frosted Flakes or other Kellogg’s cereal at Cranston Marché will actually be helping to fight hunger in Western New York, thanks to...
Executive-in-Residence program brings real-world expertise to students
The School of Business recruited two top-tier professionals to its Executive-in-Residence program. Kenny Koblitz, a retired vice president of sales in industrial cleaning products, will...
50 years later, an alumna reflects on her role in campus’ 1960s Civil Rights movement
A small but resolute group of students in 1965 didn’t let the 950 miles that separate Fredonia from Selma, Ala., prevent them from enlisting the...
Fredonia named to Princeton Review lists
The Princeton Review included Fredonia among the 380 best U.S. colleges in its 2016 rankings. The “best colleges” represent only 15 percent of the 2,500...
Freedonia Marxonia art contest announced
In preparation for Freedonia Marxonia, to be held Oct. 1 and 2, community members and Fredonia students are invited to participate in the Freedonia Marxonia...
Free speech for youth pioneer to lead discussion
On Monday, Sept. 28, a dialogue on how students can exercise their First Amendment rights will be led by Mary Beth Tinker, whose own right...