Reading Time: 3 minutesMitch Horucy Sports Editor Photo by RILEY OLSON | Special to The Leader For most North American sports, the path to becoming a collegiate athlete is straightforward. Most, if not all, will play in high school, then come to college as a 17 or 18-year old freshman. However, that isn’t......
Reading Time: 2 minutesMEGAN KIDBY Scallion Editor When SUNY Fredonia launched its new campus-wide AI chatbot, Ask Freddy, the goal was simple: provide students with instant answers about residence life and IT help while also giving the IT workers and Residence Life more of a will to live. However, during my exclusive interview......
Reading Time: 4 minutesCockerel is continuing her education and returning to coach her old team. But she's influenced Fredonia athletics beyond the field....
Reading Time: 4 minutesSophia DiPrima's journey has been filled with passion, hardship and an inspiring comeback story that proves the power of perseverance....
Reading Time: 3 minutesALEX BUCKNAM Asst. News Editor The Fredonia campus bus has officially left four students traumatized during their nightly travels. Since the creation of the Campus and Community Bus in 1973, there have always been stories of students being forgotten at places. But no stories could prepare four students for what......
Reading Time: 2 minutesUNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT SUNY Fredonia The Police Notters, run and shared with The Leader by the University Police Department (UPD), aims to provide information to students, faculty and the community at and around SUNY Fredonia. All information provided is not true and is satire. The Police Notters will not continue......
Reading Time: 3 minutesDAN QUAGLIANA Managing Editor On March 1, SUNY Fredonia’s faculty and staff members were sent an email from President Kolison that detailed how Dr. David Starrett had left his position as Fredonia’s executive vice president and provost. “Due to an administrative transition, I am writing to inform you of a......
Reading Time: 3 minutesMITCH HORUCY Asst. Sports Editor Gotham Sports, Hulu, ESPN+ and Max subscriptions cost a grand total of roughly $670 per year. That’s the amount someone living in Buffalo would have to pay in order to be able to watch every Buffalo Sabres game this season. This may sound ridiculous, because......