Opinion: What the editors are listening to: 
Cartoon: New crosswalk signs installed 
From the Archives, Oct. 10, 1980: A Bills fan begins to Bill-ieve 
From the Archives, Feb. 18, 1977: Senator Joe Biden speaks at Canisius 
From the Archives, Sept. 27, 1985: What to do with the Sears parking garage? Bishop Malone will not preside at Sesquicentennial Mass this weekend
“ He was concerned that he not be a distraction to Canisius College at a time when its supposed to be a great celebration for the college,” President Hurley said.
Contract negotiations between SEIU and college administration remain at a standstill
By Emyle Watkins, Art & Photography Director In June, Canisius College’s Board of Trustees enacted…
Editorial 10/20: Love won, but the fight isn’t over: Why National Coming Out Week was so critical
By the Editorial Board Last week was National Coming Out Week here at Canisius, and…
Editoral 9/12: Does Canisius’s rank on the Top Colleges list reflect reality?
By the Editorial Board This week, the U.S. News released their infamous and highly anticipated…
Editorial 9/8: Let’s hope good things come in small packages
By the Editorial Board Welcome back, beautiful Canisius! The sun has been shining down on…
USA adapts to decrease in student population
By Janelle Harb Editor-in-Chief Due to the significant decrease in enrollment from the class of…
Letter to the Editor: A poem by Dr. Steven Seegel ’99
My Dear President We don’t correspond: I think that’s a shame. And now you’ve kept…
Letter to the Editor: Where should Canisius be great?
Dear Editor As a Canisius alum, I am very disappointed to hear about the current…
Canisius employer-assisted housing program will remain unaffected amid cuts
Canisius will not make changes to its employer-assisted housing program amid budget cuts. The program has assisted 49 employees since 2002.
19 faculty affected by proposed layoffs identified
Nineteen faculty members who have been laid off from Canisius College include faculty in seven…
Canisius alumni, former faculty and staff form ‘Movement to Restore Trust in Canisius’
A group of concerned alumni, faculty and staff have formed a group dedicated to working towards more transparency and better handling of layoffs from the administration:
Photos from the protest on Aug. 1 outside of Canisius
Canisius students, professors and alumni gather today for a protest outside of Science Hall. The…
Two faculty committees call for President Hurley’s resignation, Philosophy Department condemns layoffs
The Faculty Welfare Committee, the Department of Philosophy and the Canisius College Chapter of the…
Canisius coaches react to MAAC cancelling fall sports
For the second time in the past four and a half months, the MAAC and…
Dozens turn out to Canisius campus to protest looming layoffs
By Matt Duke Thursday afternoon, students, faculty, and others around the Canisius campus community gathered…
Major faculty, program cuts proposed by Canisius Board of Trustees
Canisius’ Board of Trustees is set to lay off 23 professors and 71 more administrative and support staff as part of wide-ranging reductions in spending.
