Nature Through the Lens of Derek Raymond
Malone, NY: Derek Raymond has spent his self-quarantine exploring the woods behind his house. These are the sights and scenes from his adventures. [modula id=”45267″]...
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Black Student Union annual Fashion Show canceled
MARCIA HUNT Special to The Leader In the midst of SUNY Fredonia’s switch to distance learning, several campus events were canceled to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. One of these highly anticipated events was Black Student Union’s (BSU) annual fashion show, which faced cancellation just two weeks before it......
Interviews with some of Fredonia’s art community: “We are born into times we can handle”
MARCIA HUNT Special to The Leader SUNY Fredonia has officially switched to distance learning as New Yorkers find themselves practicing social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The complete switch to online classes has been particularly stressful for performing arts majors, who find that several of their hands-on classes......
[EMAIL REPOST] Update on VANM Studio Facilities
From: Julie SticekDate: Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 3:19 PM MEMO: March 17, 2020 Hello to all VANM students. I am writing to provide an update on VANM studio facilities. 1) We know that Covid-19 is highly contagious, and that some people may be without symptoms but could still spread......
Fredonia alumna Alyssa Morasco gives lecture, advice to students
MARCIA HUNT Special to The Leader Do you ever wonder what careers are waiting for you after leaving Fredonia? SUNY Fredonia alumna, Alyssa Morasco, came back to her alma mater on March 5 to give a lecture on museum career paths. The presentation, which included exclusive photos from her various......
Fredonia native’s artwork on display at new Art Market
ALYSSA BUMP Special to The Leader Many Fredonia students claim that there is not enough to do off campus, but on 50 W. Main St, the opening of a new art exhibit might change that. The grand opening took place on March 7 at 4 p.m. There, guests mingled and......
Do you think the Campus Cryptic graffiti is something that the campus should be filing criminal charges over?
Emmett Mallory, freshman animation and illustration major “I have no opinion.” Keegan Herriman, sophomore graphic design major “I don’t think Campus Cryptic should be charged because the stairwells are ugly anyways, and they were just trying to make them better. And nothing bad was put up there — it was......
Campus Cryptic responds to criminal charges
SETH MICHAEL MEYER Special to The Leader Among the flyers for campus club events and student housing hanging on the walls of Fredonia’s academic buildings, some abstract flyers can be found that are tagged with an Instagram username. A photoshopped image of a chicken’s head on a dog’s body with......
Enactus and Professor Ted Sharon present the grand opening of The Art Market
JESSICA MEDITZ Life & Arts Editor In the midst of the hype surrounding Fredonia’s victory in the Small Business Revolution, another local business is on the rise. Fredonia Enactus and professor of the theatre and dance department, Ted Sharon, have collaborated to develop the up-and-coming business, The Art Market. The......
Thank God our university is spending time on the real issues, like charging Campus Cryptic
JOSEPH MARCINIAK Scallion Editor After a recent announcement from Campus Cryptic on their Instagram page, students are now aware that the school is pressing charges against Campus Cryptic for graffiti on a wall in the Rockefeller Arts Center. Let us here at the Scallion be the first to say, thank......