Students strive to address ‘news deserts’ in new course
Through an upper-level Communication course, students are taking a “deep dive” in journalism to examine key issues impacting Chautauqua County.
Through an upper-level Communication course, students are taking a “deep dive” in journalism to examine key issues impacting Chautauqua County.
Department of Communication Adjunct Lecturer Nick Smith won the Best Director award at the International New York Film Festival.
Acknowledging its ever-growing importance, SUNY Fredonia has launched a new minor in Social Media.
Robert McCarthy will deliver this year’s Constitution Day keynote “Freedom of the Press – It's in the Constitution!” on Wednesday, Sept. 18.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to bring along a beverage while perusing the Constitutional Amendments interactive display in Reed Library during September.
Department of Communication faculty Angela McGowan-Kirsch and Kelly Steidinger recently had an article, “Fostering Inclusive Communities through a Student-Constructed Open Pedagogy Textbook,” published in the...
“The Runaway Princess,” the Senior Capstone project of a 2024 alumnus, has been officially selected and will be screened live at the 2024 International New...
When Chautauqua Matters convenes next fall for the first time, it will mark a new approach in teaching journalism and community engagement at SUNY Fredonia.
Department of Communication Associate Professor Mike Igoe received two awards from the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) at its just concluded national conference in Las Vegas...
State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. awarded 193 students from 62 campuses SUNY’s highest honor for academic excellence and leadership at...