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The Alfred State Performing Arts organizations will present their annual spring concert on Saturday, May 3 at 11 a.m. in the Cappadonia Auditorium.

“For years, universities have taken great pride in Carnegie Classifications for excellence in research. We’re thrilled that Carnegie now recognizes what we’ve always prioritized, life-changing outcomes for students and a return on investment for families. We’re proud that ASC stands out nationally.”

Dr. Steven Mauro

The Alfred Cup, sponsored by the Power and Construction Group, Inc. and ServU Credit Union, will be an annual competition between Alfred University and Alfred State athletic teams.

“The team has focused sharply on performance under pressure this year and that showed up in the nerve-wracking elimination matches. Our archers rose to the occasion when it mattered most.”

Greg Sammons

Overcast skies did not slow down annual Hot Dog Day festivities. Alfred State, Alfred University, and the community enjoyed the latest rendition of the tradition started in 1972.

“This new space will allow us to continue our growth trajectory at Alfred State, and in this case, literally place them in the driver’s seat to become a pro. This is all part of our continued investment in our students to give them the latest technology that makes them so in demand upon graduation.”

Steve Mauro

Twenty high school students participating in the New York State Animal and Agricultural Leadership (AAL) Program visited Alfred State recently.

This is a cool event, and our students have a whole bunch of fun getting to work on expensive cars in their college class. It is their first experience getting into a car and doing a full check on a brand-new car and making sure it is ready to hit the racetrack.”

Caryl Koch

“This is one of my favorite days of the year. I am thankful for all the Pioneer athletes, my colleagues within the athletic department, and all the volunteers from across campus that came together to help with this event. The smiles, the laughs, and the high fives are the best. I am already excited about next year.”

Anne Holmok

“This year’s DMA seniors have created some fantastic work. We are excited to have the public celebrate our student’s hard work. The public is in for some refreshingly fun projects.”

Jennie Thwing

“Golf has been a hobby of mine for the last couple of years. After talking to Mike, Hunter, and Ryan, we thought it would be a great idea to propose the creation of a Golf Club on campus. Our college is experiencing an exciting period of growth, and we believe the timing was right to create an interactive opportunity for faculty and staff.”

Brogan Cotter

“There are so many different fields you can go into, so many creative sides, and there is money in welding right now. They need a lot of new workers.”

Alexander Preston

“Receiving the designation of a Military Friendly School validates our commitment to continue to serve those who have served our country. We are so proud to continue to provide opportunities for veterans and their dependents to get an outstanding education at Alfred State.”

Joann Bloxsom

A quartet of Alfred State students competed at the 23rd Annual National Dairy Challenge Contest hosted by the University of Florida on April 6-8, 2025. 

“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.

“We have some very motivated student leaders and supportive faculty and staff that help to make these events possible. These opportunities were created with the hope of engaging not only the campus community but the whole Alfred community. I am proud of the efforts of our student body, and I look forward to an exciting month of events.”

Cyan Corwine

“The new couch is amazing. It instantly changed the look of the lounge. We are grateful to work with the Dwyer Program on this project and hope this is a start of a great relationship between our students that have served our country and the mentorship program available to them right here in Allegany County.”

Joann Bloxsom

"We are so grateful to Empire State Development for the opportunity to bring Microcredentials related to the Truck and Diesel industry to our region. It has been a fun project for our faculty to develop the credentials with the Center for Online Learning. These microcredentials help us expand our mission of creating opportunities for upward mobility and upskilling for industry partners.”

Danyelle O'Brien