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‘Midnight Oil’ senior show winners announced
Award winners in the Spring 2024 senior art show "Midnight Oil," recently on display in the Marion Art Gallery, are Makayla Neilson (President's Award) and Henry Domst (Marion Art Gallery Award).
Relay sets school mark
The 4 x 100 relay team of Cameron Sample, Jordan Lockett, Jacob Winn, and Nick Marsowicz set a new Fredonia State outdoor record, finishing the race in 42.19 seconds. It was a regional-qualifying time, and .17 seconds behind the first-place Cortland team.
Pellechia earns fourth SUNYAC title
For the fourth time in four tries, pole vaulter Cara Pellechia can call herself a SUNYAC Champion. Pellechia cleared 3.50m to take the outdoor title at the SUNYAC Meet on Friday.
TICKET PUNCHED! Softball headed to SUNYACs
Riding the steady right arm of senior Emily Chelius, the Fredonia State softball team claimed a 6-2 win in Game 1 of its doubleheader at Buffalo State and qualified for the SUNYAC Tournament.
Street Pianos to be unveiled Monday
The Fredonia Street Piano Project II unveiling is slated for Monday, May 13 at 6 p.m. in Mason Hall Room 1075 at SUNY Fredonia.
Recent graduate to unveil robocar at Computer Science ‘Presentation Day’
Hilmi Deniz Biliciler, who graduated with a degree in Computer Science in December 2023, has reached a significant milestone with the completion of his latest project at the Houghton Hall robotics lab area. A poster presentation is planned.
Food truck day set May 9
Food trucks will return to campus on Thursday, May 9, in the Jewett Hall parking lot, thanks to the campus State Employee Federated Appeal (SEFA) Committee.
New 'Chautauqua Matters' class to bring students, community together as part of SUNY's Institute for Local News
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.
Strauss to conduct area concerts
Dr. Robert Strauss will conduct the Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus in “ WALK TOGETHER,” a concert to be performed at three sites in May and featuring “Tyler’s Suite,” a nine-song cycle about the life and death of Tyler Clementi, as well as songs from, or about, Buffalo, NY.
Marrazzo conducts master classes
School of Music Assistant Professor Don Marrazzo gave a master class at Houghton University and also participated in a two-day residency at Detroit Opera to work with members of the Resident Artist Program.