University Commons to have Starbucks coffee shop
Starbucks – perhaps the most recognized coffee franchise in the world – will open a shop inside the University Commons at Cranston Hall, a $23...
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Bequest of $500,000 given by alumna
Dorothy (Lockwood) Anderson, a 1927 graduate of the Fredonia Normal School, bequeathed a gift to SUNY Fredonia that will amount to approximately $500,000, President Dennis...
HUD creates center at Fredonia
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of University Partnerships has named SUNY Fredonia as one of 13 new Community Outreach Partnership Centers...
Call for Papers issued for Technology Conference
State University of New York Provost Peter D. Salins has issued a call for presentations to the four-day Conference on Instructional Technologies (CIT), which begins...
Handel's "Messiah" sold out for Dec. 9 performance
The upcoming SUNY Fredonia presentation of Handel’s “Messiah” has been sold out. Composed by George Frederic Handel in 1741, “Messiah,” with its musical narrative of...
Experiential Training Program created for businesses
The SUNY Fredonia Faculty-Student Association (FSA) has named Ryan Sharp as program coordinator of the new College Lodge Workforce Experiential Training Program at the College...
SUNY Fredonia to present Mozart’s “Cosi Fan Tutte”
The Hillman Memorial Music Association production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s brilliant 1790 opera “Cosi Fan Tutte” will open at the State University of New York...
Faculty book authors honored at reception
SUNY Fredonia hosted a book reception for recently published faculty members in Daniel Reed Library.
$3.3 million set aside for better athletic fields
A $3.3 million project to start next spring will mean SUNY Fredonia gets a new natural grass playing field for the men’s and women’s soccer...
Neurogenic Speech Disorders lab opens
SUNY Fredonia is adding a Neurogenic Speech Disorders Laboratory to its facilities serving the Speech Pathology and Audiology graduate program. The $20,500 project was supported...