Canisius’ Vigil in Defense of DACA shows support for immigrants and refugees, both in our local community and around the world. Participants prayed and reflected on the awaited fate of the DACA program, which will affect nearly 700,000 people.
The Rev. Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham University, visited campus Tuesday night for…
The WIRE holds the distinction of being one of Canisius’ oldest clubs. It also hasn’t broadcast for more than a year. With an effort to bring it back, here is the history of Canisius’ own radio station.
Vice President for Business and Finance Marco Benedetti spoke at Tuesday’s USA Senate meeting to update senators on the progress of the Palisano Fitness Center and the school’s parking garage.
Debris is falling in the parking garage and students are not happy Back and forth,…
This summer, following reports of a racial incident, facing with $5,600 in debt and low chapter enrollment, a new Sig Ep president aimed to take on a great challenge.
Jillian Kelly led the counseling center and Step Up Griffs to unveil the Clothesline Project at Canisius, a campaign bringing awareness of domestic violence and other assault against women.
Young Americans for Freedom hosted the Rev. Robert Sirico in the Grupp Lounge as its first speaker since its incorporation last spring.
On this day in 2002, Canisius President Rev. Vincent M. Cooke announced at a news conference that the school’s Board of Trustees approved the purchase of the BlueCross BlueShield building that would become Science Hall.
Amanda Popovski introduces you to Breadhive Cafe and Bakery on Connecticut Street, a unique place to eat from its food to its ownership
