Psychology major in NASA/NIA competition
Junior Elizabeth Mastro is taking a path seldom traveled in engineering circles by students from other fields of study. She’s a junior Psychology major engaging...
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Arts and Sciences Brown Bag Lecture on ‘Living with Stress’
The Arts and Sciences Brown Bag Lecture “Living with Stress” will explore healthy ways of dealing with stress as well as some of its positive...
Pi Mu Epsilon chapter to host talk by past national president
Fredonia’s Pi Mu Epsilon chapter, New York Pi, will host Dr. Paul Fishback, past president of the national mathematics honor society, who will give the...
Career Development Office to host Job and Internship Expo March 10
Fredonia’s Career Development Office (CDO) will host its annual Job and Internship Expo on Tuesday, March 10, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Multipurpose...
How literature deals with trauma focus of grad student symposium
Four graduate English students -- Naomi Coufal, Leslie Cairns, Abigail Griffin and Jill Durland – will conduct a symposium on trauma, which has emerged as...
Enactus students work with local Girl Scouts
Fredonia Enactus and the Girl Scouts of Western New York formed a partnership in January during an “Ingredients for Success” event that taught the scouts...
Sherri Mason's plastics pollution research cited in Time magazine, 'Huffington Post,' and many more
Dr. Sherri Mason's plastic pollution research has generated another flurry of media activity. This time her findings came from the analysis of numerous species of...
Fredonia earns prestigious Carnegie Classification for community engagement
Fredonia has received the 2015 Community Engagement Classification by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The university joins a select list of 240...
New York Times lunch series to examine China’s pollution crisis
“Choking on Growth: China’s Environmental Crisis” will be examined at the next Lunch with the New York Times discussion on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at noon...
Non-native invasive insect found in campus woodlot
The non-native invasive insect, Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA; Adelges tsugae), was found this winter on about 50 hemlock trees in the campus woodlot adjacent to...