Letter to the Editor: Where should Canisius be great?
Dear Editor As a Canisius alum, I am very disappointed to hear about the current…
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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.
Editorial: Thoughts and thanks from The Griffin sports staff
The three Griffin sports editors reflect on the spring sports season coming to an end.
Editorial: 2020: A Year in Review from America’s Perspective
“From the very beginning of the new year, things have been, well, odd. It hasn’t necessarily been “a bad year” or “a good year”, but an odd year. If you feel like you’ve been stuck in the Twilight Zone, you’re certainly not alone.”
Mission Hundred Days: Day 64 Lessons from the Bouwhuis Library Basement
By: Megan Miller and Sana Gadley Picture it: any obscure corner of the library basement,…
Students in Village Townhouses complain of mice infestation
A mouse problem in the Village Townhouses on campus have brought a host of problems to residents such as basketball player D’jhai Patterson-Ricks, who talked to The Griffin about the issue:
Difficult Decisions: Coronavirus forces Canisius to create contingency plans and change study abroad programs
The Griffin spoke with multiple Canisius officials this week who are steering the school through the COVID-19 outbreak. Here is what Canisius students need to know about coronavirus, what the school is planning and what it means for students studying abroad:
Mission Hundred Days: Day 71
“What I have come to know is that the pursuit of achievement holds no meaning within itself without a clear purpose that you embody to the core.”
