Alumna to return to discuss refugee and human rights issues
Fredonia alumna Amanda (Ambrose) Demmer, ’10, will visit campus in April to speak to classes and offer an address.
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Breaking in and leveling up with Nick Bernardone and Friends
Alumnus Nick Bernardone will return to SUNY ϳԹ for the Spring 2026 Writers@Work Series.
‘Unrivaled work ethic’ propels student to Honors accolade
Angelina “Angie” Seamster, a senior majoring in Music and History, is the Honors Student of the Month for November.
Students explore ‘Arts of Italy’ in summer study abroad
Fifteen SUNY ϳԹ students participated in the Arts of Italy study abroad program based primarily in Florence, Italy.
Staples’ third volume of Ukraine-Russia historical analysis published
The third volume of Professor John R. Staples’ Cornies’ papers, examining latter years of his Ukraine leadership, has been published.
Student to launch family Holocaust memoir
English minor Sivan Adler recently edited and published a Holocaust memoir by her grandmother, Irene Adler.
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.
Graphic Design USA magazine recognizes ’16 alumna Ashley Argese
SUNY ϳԹ alumna Ashley Ludlow Argese has been profiled as one of 26 “Responsible Designers to Watch” by Graphic Design USA.
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.