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Students react to new mask-optional policy at SUNY Fredonia

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NIKKI INDELICATO Assistant Life & Arts Editor On March 3, 2022, President Stephen Kolison announced in his weekly email to all students and faculty that the mask mandate on SUNY Fredonia’s campus would be lifted. Starting on Friday, March 4, masks would be optional for individuals who were both fully......
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COVID-19 update on SUNY Fredonia campus (09.21.2021)

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CLARE NORMOYLE Special to The Leader Written Sept. 21, 2021. The Coronavirus pandemic is an on-going problem amongst students and faculty at SUNY Fredonia.  Case numbers are constantly fluctuating up and down, but never hitting zero. Included in the President’s Office weekly email sent out last Thursday, SUNY Fredonia’s President,......
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Student athletes to be pool tested despite Fredonia’s new self-testing measure

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ANTHONY GETTINO Sports Editor As many of us now know, Fredonia is beginning to change the COVID testing procedures for all students who are taking in-person classes this semester. Next week, students will begin to do self-testing from their homes or dorms rather than going into the Steele Hall Fieldhouse......
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Opinion

It’s been one year since COVID-19 turned our world upside down

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ALYSSA BUMP Life & Arts Editor One year ago from writing this, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic. One year later, 118 million people have gotten the virus, and 2.62 million are dead. In my Snapchat memories today, there was a video from my last......
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SUNY Fredonia becomes host-site for COVID-19 vaccinations

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JAMES MEAD Managing Editor The COVID-19 vaccine is coming to SUNY Fredonia — for those who are eligible. On Tuesday, Feb. 24, Marketing and Communications sent a news release to its campus-community announcing that the university has been approved in connection with the Chautauqua County Department of Health to establish......
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