Professors share their perspectives on online learning
Professors at Canisius reflect on the ways in which online learning has changed teaching methods.
Amanda Popovski
Opinion: Mission Hundred Days: Day 36
“Returning [to Canisius] made me grateful for the smallest people and places that I never would have noticed or appreciated previously. There were bumps in the road on my journey back to school, but every lesson was truly a gift.”
Bellissima, a group of Little Theatre alumni, perform Steve Martin’s Meteor Shower
Little Theatre alumni come together for a Valentine’s Day performance of Steve Martin’s show Meteor Shower.
Little Theatre alumni start their own theater group, Bellissima
Bellissima, a theater group of all Little Theatre alumni, will be performing the show “Meteor Shower,” a Steve Martin production.
Taste of Siam, a vegetarian friendly Thai restaurant close to campus
This vegetarian friendly, welcoming restaurant is less than ten minutes from campus and is sure to appeal to just about anyone.
Buffalo native and local artist paints Sesquicentennial mural in Old Main
Canisius is celebrating 150 years of educating individuals and had local artist Edreys Wajed paint a mural in honor of that. Students can pass by the finished mural in Old Main.
Taylor Henderson sells over 200 cakes and cupcakes starting her own business at only 13 years old
Taylor Henderson, a local 13 year old girl, starts her own cake and cupcake business from her home in Clarence, NY.
Book stores in Buffalo everyone should go to
Buffalo is filled with numerous different bookstores in many different locations, each with their own unique history and story. The workers are not only passionate about their work, but about the history of each book.
Breadhive Cafe and Bakery: unique from its eats to ownership
Amanda Popovski introduces you to Breadhive Cafe and Bakery on Connecticut Street, a unique place to eat from its food to its ownership
Events Calendar: What to do in Buffalo this fall
Buffalo is known for having delicious food and a welcoming community. The city of good neighbors doesn’t fail to impress its residents with fall themed events suitable for almost anyone. These events are a great excuse to procrastinate all the school work that needs to get done.
