This week, Christian Martin reviews two Fredonia Academy catalogs to learn more about the growth of the Academy and its educational offerings, as well as what life was like for its female students.

Written & Recorded by: Christian Martin

Audio Engineering by: Spencer Eisenhauer

Audio Production by: Matthew Rugg

Intro & Outro Music by: Jeremy Trowbridge & Angelina Seamster

For more information about Fredonia's 200 Years of Impact, visit https://200.fredonia.edu/

Have a fond memory of your time at Fredonia? Feel free to share it with us!

On this week's episode, Jacob Fox shares the story of the Village of Fredonia and why higher education mattered to Fredonian settlers, as documented in William Chazanov's Frontier Fredonia pamphlet.

Written & Recorded by: Jacob Fox

Audio Engineering by: Josh Ribakove

Audio Production by: Matthew Rugg

Intro & Outro Music by: Jeremy Trowbridge & Angelina Seamster

For more information about Fredonia's 200 Years of Impact, visit https://200.fredonia.edu/

Have a fond memory of your time at Fredonia? Feel free to share it with us!

Join us this episode while Erin Hibbert takes a look at the Fredonia Academy's offerings as it approaches its 20th year in higher education.

Written & Recorded by: Erin Hibbert

Audio Engineering by: Leana Sharpe

Audio Production by: Matthew Rugg

Intro & Outro Music by: Jeremy Trowbridge & Angelina Seamster

For more information about Fredonia's 200 Years of Impact, visit https://200.fredonia.edu/

Have a fond memory of your time at Fredonia? Feel free to share it with us!

In this episode, join Maria Suri and Jenna Salisbury for an exploration of the gendered nature of the curriculum at the Fredonia Academy by focusing on the 1842 Academy Catalog.

Written by: Maria Suri

Recorded by: Maria Suri & Jenna Salisbury

Audio Engineering: Spencer Eisenhauer

Audio Production: Matthew Rugg

Intro & Outro Music: Jeremy Trowbridge & Angelina Seamster

For more information about Fredonia's 200 Years of Impact, visit https://200.fredonia.edu/

Have a fond memory of your time at Fredonia? Feel free to share it with us!

On our inaugural episode, Mary Beth Sievens and Mandi Shepp kick off Fredonia's higher education bicentennial and discuss the Fredonia Academy's subscription list. Fredonians created this document to declare their commitment to creating an institution of higher education in their community and, in doing so, set Fredonia on a course of future development and growth.

Written & Recorded by: Mary Beth Sievens & Mandi Shepp

Audio Engineering & Production by: Matthew Rugg

Intro & Outro Music: Jeremy Trowbridge & Angelina Seamster

For more information about Fredonia's 200 Years of Impact, visit https://200.fredonia.edu/

Have a fond memory of your time at Fredonia? Feel free to share it with us!