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Groovin’ and moovin’ with EnFusion

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CEBASTIAN SPISAK Special to The Leader  From dance styles to easier accessibility, this year, Fredonia’s multicultural dance team, EnFusion, is striving to introduce dance to the campus community in new ways. But, the group is facing one problem — they are facing the challenge of students being intimidated by choreography. ......
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Student-made film ‘The Cryptid Cast vs. The Goopy Ganker’ receives international attention

Chloe Kowalyk
CHLOE KOWALYK  HUNTER HALTERMAN Managing Editor Special to The Leader  ALEX ERWIN HEATHER OCCHINO Staff Writer Special to The Leader SUNY Fredonia got goopy last semester with alumni Jackson DiCarlo and Ben Anderson’s production, “The Cryptid Cast vs. The Goopy Ganker.”  DiCarlo and Anderson were seniors in the COMM-464: Fiction......
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2021 Marion Fellowship awardee Sarah McKenzie presents ‘To See Inside: Examining Prison Architecture’

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JAINA BERARDI Special to The Leader In 2021, a Colorado-based artist named Sarah McKenzie became the recipient of the Marion International Fellowship for the Visual and Performing Arts. Because of this, her project, “To See Inside: Examining Prison Architecture,” was funded by this foundation. After over a year, her project......
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Houghton Hall reopens after years of construction

Chloe Kowalyk
CHLOE KOWALYK Managing Editor  Construction has become a common sight on SUNY Fredonia’s campus. However, Houghton Hall, an academic building on campus, is complete.  Located between the Science Center and Fenton Hall, Houghton Hall houses the computer and information sciences, geosciences and physics departments.  According to Markus Kessler, the director......
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Quinn Nova explores queerness, death and mental health in solo-exhibit ‘Ego Death’

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WILL KARR Life & Arts Editor  Fredonia art student Quinn Nova grew up reading the Christian scriptures in Sunday school. However, as she approached middle school, she began questioning her faith for the first time.  “I started questioning why would God make us perfect, but also in the same sense......
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SUNY Fredonia professor proposes edible landscaping on campus

Chloe Kowalyk
CHLOE 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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