Chapel roof to be replaced this spring
Another construction job is coming to Canisius. The school will spend about $1.2 million on a new roof and other repairs at Christ the King chapel.
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New sustainable bus company making traveling to Buffalo cheaper and greener
FlixBus launched in Buffalo this month, and will connect people to and from Buffalo, New York City, Syracuse, Rochester, Binghamton, and Niagara Falls, NY.
Laughs, cheers fill Montante for Josh Peck event
Josh Peck shared stories and laughter Thursday night in front of a full house at the Montante Cultural Center
After ransomware attack at Niagara, Canisius Director of User Services discusses how to prevent malware on campus
Growing up in the middle of a technology revolution, we were all taught about computer…
Updates from USA President: First Council of Representatives meeting held
USA President Abby Hughes gives an update on the Undergraduate Student Association senate, including the Council of Representatives meeting.
Father Martin leads discussion with Buffalo Catholic community
Father James Martin, SJ, spoke at Canisius via streaming video to discuss the LGBT+ community and its relationship with the Catholic Church, as well as the sex abuse crisis in Buffalo.
From the Archives, Feb. 14, 1969: When will Buffalo get a professional hockey team?
From the Archives, 51 years ago today: The Griffin published this editorial discussing how Buffalo…
This week in Senate: Heart-Saver Resolution passes
The Undergraduate Student Association (USA) approved a resolution in hopes of working with the administration to have more accessible automated external defibrillators (AEDs) on campus.
And the rest is history: Two professors’ love story continues at Canisius
Canisius professors David Devereux and Julie Gilbert met more than 30 years ago in England. Now married for 31 years, they teach together at Canisius.
What is Faculty Senate and why does it matter?
“The faculty cares about what’s happening with students,” Dr. Paola Fajardo-Heyward, director of the International Relations program and associate professor of political science, said. “The idea is to come together and start and dialogue to better get a sense of what’s happening.”
