Faulk to retire, focus on civic engagement
Retiring from SUNY Fredonia after 24 years, former Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Leonard E. Faulk will discuss the importance of student service and...
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Rare Norman Rockwell works coming
A rare collection of limited edition Normal Rockwell lithographs depicting American family life in the 1950s and ‘60s will be exhibited in SUNY Fredonia’s Art...
Rosch Recital Hall wins design award
The Juliet J. Rosch Recital Hall, an addition the Fredonia School of Music, was one of five new buildings to win awards in the International...
Art Gallery exhibiting work by Syracuse artist
"Lawson Smith Selected Works: 1976-2006," a retrospective look at the career of the Syracuse University artist, sculptor and educator, will open with a free public...
Registering now for Summer Band Camp
The Fredonia Summer Band Camp takes advantage of the university’s first-rate facilities and world-class teachers to offer a friendly and relaxed setting for the musical...
Business students learn to eat soup
With the help of "Mr. Manners" from the local four-star restaurant, business students fully intend to learn which fork to use and how to eat...
World Travel Series goes to Costa Rica
Filmmaker Sandy Mortimer will screen and discuss her latest travel adventure film, "Exploring Costa Rica: Colors, Creatures and Curiosities" on Saturday, Feb. 18 at 7:30...
Theatre Dept. stages "The Glass Menagerie"
The Glass Menagerie, a heartbreaking story of familial love and the danger of good intentions, will open in Bartlett Theatre at Rockefeller Arts Center on...
Tallis Scholars in concert April 6
The Rosch Musical Arts Series celebrates Mozart’s 250 th birthday with the April 6 appearance of the 10-voice a cappella ensemble from England, the Tallis...
Festival of American musical masters planned
The “American Masters” symposium brings two weeks of concerts and lectures celebrating composers such as Samuel Barber, Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland and George Gershwin.