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Honors Program to embark on chilling Dunkirk Lighthouse tour

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Reading Time: 3 minutesALANA WINGATE Special to The Leader The Fredonia Honors Program is ditching their books on Saturday, Oct. 22 for a supernatural hunt at the Dunkirk Lighthouse. Honors Program Director Dr. Natalie Gerber says fun is needed from time to time. “We have three pillars: learn, lead, live,” Gerber said. “In......
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SUNY Fredonia professor proposes edible landscaping on campus

Chloe Kowalyk
Reading Time: 4 minutesCHLOE KOWALYK Managing Editor  Imagine a SUNY Fredonia filled with fruit-bearing trees and freshly grown vegetables plentiful across campus. Students could harvest these crops each season, and could implement them into healthy meal ideas while in college.  The campus would be filled with healthy and edible greenery for all students......
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Cranston Marche introduces variety of healthy and allergy-friendly menu options

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Reading Time: 4 minutesALYSSA BUMP Editor in Chief Dining on campus has looked a little different for SUNY Fredonia students lately. Since the closure of Blue Devil Grill, Tim Hortons and FREDExpress, the Faculty Student Association (FSA) has worked to bring a variety of food options to the remaining dining facilities on campus. ......
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Meal plan costs are on the rise—here’s why

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Reading Time: 4 minutesABIGAIL MILLER Special to The Leader  Over the past couple of years, SUNY Fredonia has changed tremendously. The COVID-19 pandemic created multiple issues, and chief among them are low enrollment and inflation.  These shifts are reflected in the rise in cost of Fredonia’s meal plans. The changes in the meal......
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English Department introduces new writing major and reintroduces Visiting Writers Series

Chloe Kowalyk
Reading Time: 3 minutesWILL KARR Staff Writer  From non-fiction and journalism, to creative writing and fiction, many writers feel like they have to pigeonhole themselves into one area of focus. However, the new writing major at SUNY Fredonia is showing students that they don’t have to limit themselves to only one form of......
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Fredonia Radio Systems hosts annual Rockin’ the Commons

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Reading Time: 3 minutesALANA WINGATE Special to The Leader Downtown Fredonia’s Barker Commons was filled with life on Saturday, Sept. 24 during The Fredonia Radio Systems annual Rockin’ the Commons fundraiser. This year’s event returned back to its original stomping grounds of Barker Commons for the first time since the pandemic. Many people......
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SUNY Fredonia University Police set to activate body-worn cameras

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Reading Time: 3 minutesCHLOE KOWALYK Managing Editor  ALYSSA BUMP Editor in Chief Starting this week, University Police will protect and serve SUNY Fredonia’s campus under surveillance. The department will now be equipped with body-worn cameras, and police officers will wear them while on duty.  Last Tuesday, Sept. 27, the campus community received an......
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What’s the scoop? Students indulge in ice cream with University Police

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Reading Time: 2 minutesALANA WINGATE  Special to The Leader  While donuts are often stereotypically associated with cops, SUNY Fredonia students recently spotted University Police with a different sweet treat: ice cream.  A “Cones with a Cop” event was held outside University Commons on Wednesday, Sept. 21. “I mean, I always love free ice......
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Student Association advocates for student voices

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Reading Time: 3 minutesWILL KARR Staff Writer In recent years, many students have felt like their voices have not been heard on campus. This semester, the Student Association (SA) is striving to amplify student opinions.  “The big goal for Student Association at least for this year is rebranding and really getting a control......
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