Griffashion: Fashionista of the week Valeria Marquez
Get ready for our first installment of Griffashion for this academic year. This week we featured senior, Valeria Marquez, who loves to wear stylish and comfortable clothes while she’s on the go.
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Practicing Self-Care During a Time of Uncertainty
The start of a new semester can be hard, especially in times like this, so here are some ways to practice self care
Meet The Editors: Julia Barth
Meet new Assistant Features Editor Julia Barth, who brings a passion for writing, political science and movies to the staff.
Local girl from Lancaster turns her hobby into a business
Miranda Rozek has always been interested in creating different charcuterie boards for her friends and family. During her time spent in quarantine, she decided to turn this passion of hers into a business.
This Week in Senate Sept. 8
Last week, the Undergraduate Student Association approved their 2020-2021 capital budget, which includes cuts to the NFTA CRAM passes that will only be given to students who apply every month to use it.
Patrick Rosati was named Army ROTC Cadet of the Week
Senior at Canisius, Patrick Rosati, was nominated for ROTC Cadet of the Week and featured on the official Army website.
National AAUP office to investigate Canisius layoffs
The national office of the American Association of University Professors announced that they will launch a formal investigation into Canisius College concerning the layoffs of over two dozen faculty members in July.
Canisius appoints Bennie Williams position in the Multicultural Student Center
Bennie Williams is appointed the position of assistant dean of students and director of the Multicultural Student Center.
Canisius men’s basketball player stabbed in leg during altercation at pickup basketball game
A Canisius men’s basketball player was stabbed in the leg by a UB basketball player during a pickup scrimmage Wednesday night, the Canisius athletic department confirmed Friday.
“The college couldn’t afford to run and still remain viable.” President John Hurley discusses recent layoffs, faculty morale, future of core curriculum
Citing a “sense of urgency” to balance Canisius’ budget, President John Hurley on Tuesday defended…
