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“Hot Dog Week festivities allow our student body to come together with the community, not just to celebrate the end of the semester, but also to fundraise for worthy charities. We have activities planned to start on Monday, culminating Saturday with our 4th Annual Spring Carnival. We are looking forward to our students enjoying this tradition!”

Steven Edwards

“As a student and first-time voter, I truly believe that voting is essential to shaping the future of our country. Working as a nonpartisan representative has taught me so much and allowed me to connect with people from all walks of life. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with Cyan and Civic Engagement - it has been an amazing experience!"

Adriana Gill

“This year's ideas were not only creatively executed, but also deeply rooted in community impact and environmental awareness. The level of thoughtfulness and heart displayed by each team was inspiring. The future looks bright with these changemakers leading the way."

Ashleigh Madison

Thirty-three Alfred State students participated in the 2025 Showmanship Day held at the college farm. The contest featured dairy, beef, sheep, and goat competitions.

"The convention has been the largest networking opportunity our club has had at Alfred State. We were given the chance to meet with leaders and pioneers of the industry who have shared an abundance of know edge and information.”

Connor Grohman

“Once again we had a great day of competition. I would like to thank our sponsors, industry judges, and Alfred State for hosting a first-class event. I am excited to see how our New York representatives do at Nationals.”

Craig Clark

For the 2024-2025 academic year, the Educational Foundation provided $185,000 to support students financially through scholarship awards.

“Our professors have worked in the field before. It is interesting to hear their stories and experiences and being able to connect that within class.”

Lillian Haley

“The Center for Civic Leadership is incredibly proud of all the efforts that helped us successfully live into our action plan to, once again, earn the Voter Friendly Campus designation.”

Cyan Corwine.

Six Alfred State students were recently inducted in Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) national honor society. This was the thirteenth induction held by Alfred State’s Delta Chi Chapter.