Panel to analyze ‘Democratic backsliding on a global scale’
Civic engagement and student-driven social change will be the focus of the American Democracy Project’s Spring 2025 panel.
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Ottoman Empire art, fashion, focus of guest speaker
Dr. Ünver Rüstem will explore art and fashion of the Ottoman Empire in a talk on Tuesday, March 4.
Staples’ book on Russia-Ukraine history earns ‘honorable mention’ for Pritsak Prize
Professor John Staples’ book that gives historical context for Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine received the Pritsak Book Prize Honorable Mention.
Asian studies journal publishes book review by Vink
Department of History Professor Markus Vink wrote a book review published in the International Journal of Asian Studies.
Lyon devotes summer to extensive research, presentations on Holocaust
Prolific may best describe the research Department of History Professor Eileen Lyon has compiled on the Holocaust and recently shared.
Journal publishes review by Vink
History Professor Markus Vink’s review of a book by Eric Tagliacozzo has been published in the Journal of Modern History.
Senior ‘digs’ study abroad archaeological study in Italy
SUNY Fredonia enabled a Music Education major to combine long held passions for both music and history into a unique study abroad experience in Italy.
Immersive study in art history brings Fredonia to Italy
Fifteen students from SUNY Fredonia spent 16 days in Italy studying Renaissance art history with Visual Arts and New Media and History faculty.
Kinkela essay published in ‘A Cultural History of Insects in the Modern Age’
“Food and Insects,” an essay written by Department of History Professor David Kinkela, has been published in “A Cultural History of Insects in the Modern...
Speakers announced for next ‘Creative and Curious Conversations’ discourse
Three faculty in widely diverse academic fields will give brief presentations from their respective disciplines in the second installment of the “Curious and Creative Conversation”...