Business students place first in worldwide competition
Five SUNY Fredonia School of Business students earned first place in an international business simulation competition, in which they competed against more than 1,000 teams...
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Richard Goodman honored for service
The Chautauqua County Rural Ministry (CCRM) Nominating Committee has selected Dr. Richard Goodman as the recipient of the 2008 Prophet’s Hoe Award. Dr. Goodman is...
Students publish article in literature journal
Above, Howard Rambsy presented a guest lecture on the American author Richard Wright during a visit to campus. Dr. Emily VanDette sponsored a series of...
CRRDG selects campus and community advisors
SUNY Fredonia’s Center for Rural Regional Development and Governance (CRRDG) has established an advisory board that includes both SUNY Fredonia faculty and staff, as well...
Honors students will present advice to the President-Elect
On Thursday, Dec. 11, students taking an honors seminar in American History from Dr. James Hurtgen will present a 25-page "Memo to the President-Elect," based...
Toys, food, and clothing donated to local agencies
The Ninth Campus-Wide Donation Drive held Dec. 5 produced an abundance of goods to benefit the local agencies of the Chautauqua County Rural Ministry and...
Drama Day draws 300 high school students to campus
Over 300 high school students and chaperones from 11 schools attended the semi-annual Drama Dance Day hosted by the SUNY Fredonia Department of Theatre and...
SEFA campaign surpasses goal on campus
SUNY Fredonia employees have surpassed the campus goal for the 12th year in a row for the State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA). The appeal, which...
Dr. Liontas honored at Asian-Pacific language conference
Dr. John Liontas of the Department of Language, Learning and Leadership at SUNY Fredonia delivered a keynote address in Taiwan at the International Conference on...
O’Neill-Mendoza named October Student of the Month
SUNY Fredonia senior Ciara O’Neill-Mendoza of Vestal, N.Y., has been selected as the recipient for the October 2008 Student of the Month. The Department of...