Fatima Rodriguez Johnson creates a new future for diversity at Canisius
Meet Fatima Rodriguez Johnson, Canisius’ new associate dean for diversity and inclusion. Nico Mitchell sat down with her to discuss her role on campus and what she brings.
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Volleyball falls at Charm City Challenge
By: Matt Duke This past weekend, the Canisius volleyball team went to Maryland to participate…
Editorial: Purdue’s Bankruptcy: The Rise and Fall of OxyContin
“In the mid 1990s the drug OxyContin was heavily advertised and marketed by Purdue Pharma, a private pharmaceutical company based in Stamford, Connecticut. Purdue marketed OxyContin in 1996 as an effective and relatively ‘safe’ drug for relieving pain.”
Editorial: Vapes and E-cigarettes: glorified cigarettes
“The increase in electronic cigarette use and vape pens has recently caused the public and medical world anxiety, asking if e-cigarettes are indeed ‘better’ or ‘healthier’ than traditional cigarettes.”
Cartoon: Introducing college themed vape flavors
By: Carter Keegan
Summer, service and Social justice
Be the Light Youthology Institute exposes high schoolers to Catholic Jesuit ideals By Victor Colon…
Editorial Statement on the April 26 article by Maximus
The Griffin respects the rights of students to freely express their reasoned positions and perspectives…
Mission 100 Days “Don’t be happy because it’s over, cry because it happened”
“Canisius made me strong, and Canisius made me brave, and that is what my tattoo reminds me of. Because of Canisius, I feel ready to go forth and set the world on fire.”
Editorial: Clubs could benefit from more direct regulations from USA
Editorial: “There’s an old saying, “No one knows where the money goes.”
It’s been true of our government (at all levels regardless of what side is in charge), and apparently it’s true of our own student government as well.”
Electroskip expanding to medical research
Nolan Hopkins, Asst. News Editor Electroskip, a wearable device that generates sound from footsteps, started…
