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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…
MAAC releases men’s and women’s hoops conference schedules
The Canisius men’s and women’s basketball teams have their league schedules set following the MAAC’s release on Tuesday.
Jays broadcaster Wagner almost back in Buffalo
Former Canisius broadcaster Ben Wagner might not physically be in Buffalo, but he is back calling Buffalo games.
Big Ten reverses course, will play 2020 football season
The Big Ten announced that they will play the 2020 football season following multiple protests from players, coaches and families about the season
Dungeons and Dragons: An escape from the world
In a world where everyone is being forced apart, Opinion Contributor Karen Jesch talks about the game that kept her close to her friends: The tabletop role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons, a game of dice, fantasy, and shared imagination.
Small Country Spells Out Solution to U.S. Presidential Election Woes
The Constitution could use a modern makeover, says Assistant Opinion Editor Patrick Healy. “We’re obsessed with separating intra- and inter-governmental power … but much of the world recognizes parties, not governmental bodies, as the entities in most need of separation.” Healy highlights the political systems of New Zealand as a marker for what the US could be.
Settling for Biden in 2020
“Biden is unlikely to stray left, but he’s also unlikely to ever wander off the right-wing deep end.” Joe Biden, champion of the status quo, has won the Democratic presidential nomination. What does that mean for the people who supported his party rivals?
Vintage Store Finds Success with Bills Clothing
This Hertel Avenue store, Queen City Vintage, is a great place to find vintage clothing including Buffalo Bills attire.
Saigon Bangkok serves authentic Asian cuisine for over 20 years
This restaurant, with three locations in the area, serves Buffalo residents a hearty meal of all authentic Thai and Vietnamese food.
Meet the Editors: Lauren Schifley
Meet Lauren Schifley, one of the newest editions to the editors this year
Fall Activities to Enjoy During this Stressful Time
Learn about some ways to destress while enjoying Fall activities in the Buffalo area
