Retro, a Fredonia School of Music chamber group dedicated to the performance of high quality 20th century classical works, will perform a concert under the baton of Professor Rob Deemer on Sunday, Oct. 4, of William Walton's "Façade: An Entertainment," with poetry by Edith Sitwell.

The incoming travel dates include: Sept. 29, and Nov. 29. Outgoing travel from Fredonia includes: Sept.  25 and 26, Nov. 20 and 21, and Dec. 17, 18 and 19.  Spring dates and times will be announced in later in the fall.  Reservations to use the shuttle must be made at least two work days in advance by calling or visiting the SUNY Fredonia ticket office at 1-716-673-3501 or 1-866-441-4928.

The SEFA Campaign at SUNY Fredonia is gearing up to raise $47,000 from members of the campus community during this year's drive to raise money for com...
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SUNY Fredonia’s Career Development Office will host a Graduate School Fair on Thursday, Oct. 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. in The Williams Center. Representatives from more than 45 graduate programs located in numerous states will be present with information readily available to all SUNY Fredonia students and alumni.

SUNY Fredonia will receive a $50,000 grant to increase prospective Latino students’ and their families’ exposure to information about the college application process, financial aid, and campus life, the non-profit organization Excelencia in Education announced today. SUNY Fredonia was one of only twenty colleges and universities from across the nation chosen to receive the award.

A dedication for the completion of Phase II of the soccer stadium including a new entrance, was held during the Men's and Women's Soccer annual tournament, the Clarion Classic Friday evening. The stadium, which began operating in 2007 once the fields, lights and bleachers were installed, now boasts such amenitities as a new entrance and traffic circle, ticket office, restrooms, team meeting rooms, concession stands and a press box.

Rockefeller Arts Center is pleased to present “Simply Sinatra” on Friday, Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. in King Concert Hall on the campus of the State University of New York at Fredonia. The concert is the opening event in the 2009-10 DFT Communications Pops Series. Steve Lippia's show, “Simply Sinatra,” is a rich, powerful celebration of some of the greatest music this country has known

By putting students in touch with opportunities for volunteerism, the annual Community Service Fair held at SUNY Fredoniais one of the many ways in which the Office of Volunteer and Community Services seeks to build partnerships between the campus and the community. On Wednesday, Sept. 16, more than a dozen local agencies will be on campus to talk about their needs.

Members of the SUNY Fredonia campus community are urged to sign up for SUNY NY-Alert, a secure, web-based emergency alert system implemented on campus and created and maintained by the New York State Emergency Management Office.

SUNY Fredonia is bidding adieu to 17 employees who have announced their retirement. A dinner in their honor is open to the public Tuesday, Sept. 15 in the Horizon Room of the Williams Center. The cost is $20 per person and reservations should be made in advance through the online ticketing system. The deadline to make a reservation is Sept. 11.

The Park and Ride shuttle service has added a new route from the Park & Ride lot to the Williams Center Bus Shelter and back.  The original e...
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A Flood Victim Relief Drive held Wednesday and Thursday on campus yielded over 1,500 health and personal care items as well as cash, gift cards and gift certificates to benefit those affected by the recent flood damage in Silver Creek and Gowanda. Faculty and staff, students, and members of the community delivered contributions to the Williams Center.

The SUNY Fredonia 2009-2010 Phonothon, held October to November and February to April provides a great opportunity for students to earn money, learn basic telemarketing skills, and help the university.

The Fredonia School of Music’s first recital of the year takes place Saturday, Sept. 12 and features guest artists William Wolfram (piano) and Richard Hawkins (clarinet), with Fredonia’s violin professor Janet Sung in an evening of chamber music entitled, "Beethoven to Bartok- and Beyond."  On Sunday, Sept. 13, guest artist and Baroque specialist Pablo Mahave-Veglia will perform three Bach suites on Baroque cello.

The Henry C. Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders at SUNY Fredonia will be offering support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivo...
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Maytum Hall is undergoing renovations and all offices except the Computing Services Center on the first floor have been relocated to other areas until...
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The theme of next year’s convocation is PUBLIC SERVICE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. The SUNY Fredonia Convocation Committee invites the ...
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The Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders at SUNY Fredonia will be offering support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors and fa...
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Starting Monday, May 18, business hours at SUNY Fredonia will start at 8 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. Some offices will be closed between 12 p.m. and 12:30 ...
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This year's Dunkirk-Fredonia Relay for Life will be Saturday, June 13, 2009, again at the SUNY Fredonia Track. You can register online or by contacting Judy Langworthy (3467) or Shari Miller (3438) to participate in the event.