UNDERGRADUATE POPULATION * 4,221. STUDENT POPULATION * 4,446. AVERAGE GRANT AID * $8,734. TOTAL ANNUAL COST * ... SUNY at Fredonia is located a 45-minute drive from Buffalo on Lake Erie.

Fredonia,N.Y. — Program cuts are coming to SUNY Fredonia.In a letter sent to the campus community, ... over 80% of Fredonia’s undergraduate degree programs are in the liberal arts.

Fredonia President Stephan H. Kolison Jr. on Wednesday presented a “road map for the future” – including discontinuing 13 low-performing degree programs that currently serve 74 students.

FREDONIA — Scott Ferguson, a State University at Fredonia biology professor, has been awarded a $250,000 Research in Undergraduate Institutions grant from the National Science Foundation. The funding ...

SUNY Fredonia is set to cut 13 majors from its curriculum, ... with 80% of its undergraduate degree programs in the liberal arts. As for faculty, ...

SUNY Fredonia President Stephen Kolison announces program cuts Wednesday. President Kolison addressed a $17 million deficit saying they’re planning to cut 13 programs at the university.

“SUNY Fredonia is doing that and President Kolison deserves a lot of credit for leading the community through hard choices. ... These represent 15% of all majors at the campus but have a combined ...

SUNY Fredonia will likely cut 13 programs, in an effort to right-size after years of declining enrollment, college President Stephen Kolison, Jr. announced.

Fredonia has made strides diversifying its student body in recent years. African-American students accounted for more than 5 percent of the overall student body in 2014, up from 1 percent in 2004.

SUNY Fredonia faces a $17 million deficit, but SUNY only gave the campus $2.8 million. WKBW. Christopher Taverna, Information Technology at Fredonia and UUP member.

FREDONIA, N.Y. (WIVB) – Fresh off of the passage of the state budget — SUNY’s chancellor made a stop Monday in the Southern Tier. Chancellor John King is talking about the impact the state ...

First-year undergraduate enrollment also rose by 0.9%, bucking a national downward trend of 5%, partly due to FAFSA issues. ... while Buffalo State and SUNY Fredonia saw decreases.