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Chautauqua County’s League of Women Voters works to inform citizens

Abigail Jacobson
ABIGAIL JACOBSON News Editor  As Election Day approaches, many students will be voting for the first time. With many important issues being brought up in the presidential debates, casting your vote is important. Being informed of the presidential candidates’ choice on those issues is just as important. In Chautauqua County,......
Life & Arts

What will happen to freshmen who are attending Fredonia with a discontinued major?

Alex Bucknam
ALEX BUCKNAM Asst. News Editor  SUNY Fredonia is offering a teach-out option for students who were enrolled in a major that was discontinued last Spring. This teach-out initiative will continue for four full years.  Majors were officially deactivated on June 5 of this year, according to an email sent out......
News

Your future, your vote: A student’s guide to voting

Contributor to The Leader
AMARAH GHORI Assistant Opinion Editor College is all about shaping your future, and registering to vote is a powerful way to make sure you have a say in what the future looks like — both on and off campus.  If there was any time to exercise your right to vote,......
News

ACE program incentivizes academic success

Contributor to The Leader
ALEXANDER BUCKNAM Assistant News Editor If you are one of many students who wonder how you will pay for college, secure the classes you need and stay focused on your academic studies, then the Advance Completion Through Engagement (ACE) program is here to help. ACE is open to first-year college......
Opinion

[OPINION] What COVID-19 inadvertently taught us

Contributor to The Leader
AMARAH GHORI Assistant Opinion Editor The COVID-19 pandemic has affected so many lives across the globe.  As a 2021 high school graduate, I too can attest to the difficulties many students have faced when adjusting to in-person learning post-COVID-19.  Students and teachers have been suffering since the pandemic to readjust......
News

What will happen with all of the empty dorms and buildings on campus?

Contributor to The Leader
ALEXANDER BUCKNAM Staff Writer A total of three buildings on campus no longer serve their purpose at SUNY Fredonia: The Andrews Complex, Erie Hall and Jewett Hall.  The Andrews Complex is located next to the campus and community children’s center. The complex consists of Schulz, Igoe, Hemingway and Hendrix Hall.......

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