June 10, 2026
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The Leader

Racing Into Action with captain of Track and Field, Joshua Walters

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Reading Time: 2 minutesMITCHELL HORUCY Staff Writer Captain of the men’s track and field team, Josh Walters, runs year-round for the Blue Devils. He is a member of the cross-country team as well. Walters, a junior exercise science major, ran track in middle and high school. He debated on if he wanted to...
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Fredonia Chamber Choir sings its way to the American Prize semi finals

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Reading Time: 2 minutesMEGAN KIDBY Scallion Editor The melodious voices of the Fredonia Chamber Choir, led by Dr. Vernon Huff, have struck a chord with judges. The Fredonia Chamber Choir is one of four choirs that will make their way to the semifinals of the American Prize for Choral Performance.  The 2023 American...
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Sigma Kappa’s annual philanthropy concert ‘Jammin’ for Jessa’ returns

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Reading Time: 3 minutesWILL KARR Editor in Chief  Sororities and fraternities often have the largest number of members out of all student clubs and organizations on campus. Meg Orrange, the philanthropy chair for Fredonia’s Greek Life sorority Sigma Kappa, believes that it is important for fraternities and sororities to use their numbers to...
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Preparing for the role: ‘Romeo and Juliet’ 

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Reading Time: 2 minutesMICHAEL WILLIAMS  Staff Writer Audiences packed Marvel Theatre this past weekend for the second to last show in the Walter Gloor Mainstage Series, “Romeo and Juliet,”  When preparing to play Juliet, junior musical theatre major Jules Pearson had to do things a little different.  “Shakespeare is very informed to the...
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Fredonia athletes unite for unified basketball game

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Reading Time: 3 minutesWILL KARR  Editor in Chief  While SUNY Fredonia athletes are usually the ones playing on-campus sporting events. Last week, on Thursday April 27, the Athletics Department hosted its first-ever Unified Basketball game in Dods Hall between Dunkirk and Fredonia high schools.  “I brought up the idea of hosting a unified...
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A celebration of music to binge drinking bonanza: The origins of Fred Fest

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Reading Time: 3 minutesTOPHER ELKINS Special to The Leader You wake up at around 10 a.m. It’s Friday, you look out your window to see people walking down your street with gallon jugs full of alcohol. This is what it’s like living on Canadaway Street during Fred Fest weekend.  If you ask a...
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[Opinion] Lovercolumn: Birth Control

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Reading Time: 4 minutes“THE PLUMBER” Executive Producer of Lovercall “THE ELECTRICIAN” Lovercall Producer  Birth control is often a taboo and controversial topic. But without talking about it, women and young couples lose access to proper education and resources that guide them in having safe sex.  This week on Lovercall, we decided to dive...
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