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SUNY Fredonia releases results of SVP Campus Climate survey

Chloe Kowalyk
CHLOE KOWALYK Editor in Chief SUNY Fredonia has officially released the results of the Sexual Violence Prevalence (SVP) Campus Climate Survey Report.  This report was prepared by the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion here on campus.  The SVP Campus Climate Survey is administered to students and employees, and gauges......
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Graduate School Fair 2023 recap

Abigail Jacobson
ABIGAIL JACOBSON  Asst. News Editor  After graduating with your degree, there’s always one question in mind: “Where do I go from here?”  The Career Development Office (CDO) can help with that.  They host a graduate school fair every fall semester. The graduate school fair featured graduate schools around New York......
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Black Student Union raises awareness of domestic violence in campus walk

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KRYSTYNA PORTUGUES-KLOS Special to The Leader Over 12 million men and women face domestic abuse every year.  This is a silent issue on campus no longer, as the Black Student Union of Fredonia held a walk for domestic violence on campus on Oct. 28.  The event, coordinated by Tnyas Catalan,......
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Annual Homecoming and Family and Friends weekends draw crowds to campus

Contributor to The Leader
DAN QUAGLIANA News Editor Every year, SUNY Fredonia’s annual Homecoming and Family and Friends weekends bring hundreds of visitors to the campus.  Homecoming weekend, which was hosted from Oct. 20 – 23, featured a cornucopia of events that were specifically designed to bring alumni back to Fredonia. Some of these......
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SUNY Potsdam unveils sweeping program cuts — a preview of what’s to come?

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DAN QUAGLIANA News Editor SUNY Potsdam. Photo via Potsdam.edu On Tuesday, Sept. 19, SUNY Potsdam announced that they were cutting numerous degree programs in the near future in order to get their looming budget deficit under control. Similarly to Fredonia’s deficit, Potsdam has an annual budget deficit totalling $9 million. ......
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College of Education hosts annual Youth Activation Committee conference

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DAN QUAGLIANA News Editor While teaching future educators is the main goal of the College of Education, Health Sciences and Human Services, the college and its associated student-run clubs also hold events to bolster student engagement. One such event that was held earlier this month was the kickoff conference for......
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A breakdown of the McEwen and Maytum construction project

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LEE PYE Special to The Leader McEwen Hall, Reed Library and the Maytum Hall plaza have been under construction since the fall of 2020.  Unless students are in their fourth year on campus, they have never stepped foot onto the concrete stairs outside of Reed Library. Many questions have been......
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Academic advising to hold events for transfer students

Sierra Mills
SIERRA MILLS Chief Copy Editor Graphic Provided by the National Institute for the Study of Transfers | Edited by SIERRA MILLS | Chief Copy Editor When it comes to being a transfer student, some students might not feel a sense of belonging on their new campus. Every year, during the......

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