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"Slush Rush" raises over $2k for international scholarships
The SUNY Fredonia International Education Center hosted its inaugural 3K fun run yesterday on the Fredonia campus. $2,248 was raised from registration, donations, and raffle...
Women's History Month features many guest speakers
Wyndi Anderson Amanda Godley Anahi Viladrich Thema Bryant-Davis "Women's Rights as Human Rights" is the theme of Women's History Month 2009, being observed at SUNY...
International talk to feature the Gambia experience
Dr. Mira Berkley and Dr. Barbara Mallette from SUNY Fredonia’s College of Education will discuss their recent experiences while traveling to The Gambia during the...
365 Days/365 Plays to be presented March 6 & 7
A portion of award-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks’ play cycle, 365 Days/365 Plays, will be presented on the SUNY Fredonia campus the first weekend of March...
Jan Conradi writes book on Unimark International
Lars Müller Publishers of Baden, Switzerland, has contracted to publish "Unimark International: The Design of Business and the Business of Design," authored by Jan Conradi...
John Stinson publishes article on Roth novel
English Professor John Stinson's article titled " 'I Declare War': A New Street Game and New Grim Realities In Roth's The Plot Against America" has...
College of Ed holding professional development symposium
A new opportunity will be created at SUNY Fredonia for faculty and students to share their ideas on key educational topics at the first Annual...
Club hockey team heading to nationals
SUNY Fredonia is one of the sixteen teams left that began from a pool of 120 teams located all across the U.S.A. Fredonia Club Hockey...
Students organize first SUNYWide Film Festival
April 2 through 4, Jewett Hall 101 Competition categories: Animation Documentary Experimental Narrative ENTRY FORMS Deadline for entries: March 6 ($5 entrance fee; but $10...