Canisius College

Literary and arts magazine features poetry, prose and paintings

Nearly 200 Canisius students participated in Virtual Service Week, hosted by the college's New Buffalo Institute

The Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) at Canisius College will commission eight cadets as second lieutenants during a private ceremony on Thursday, June 3.

Canisius College students received the Dr. I Joan Lorch Award for Women & Gender Studies. The award, conferred annually by the Women & Gender Studies Program, honors those who have made a significant contribution to women and who exemplify the pursuit of liberation and justice regarding sex, gender and sexuality. The Lorch Award is named after its inaugural recipient, I. Joan Lorch, PhD, professor emerita of biology at Canisius College. Lorch was a driving force behind the establishment of the college's Women's Studies Program.

Students from Canisius College Higher Education and Student Affairs Administration (HESAA) program share their findings

The Canisius College chapter of Alpha Sigma Nu recently inducted 31 students. Alpha Sigma Nu is the honor society of Jesuit colleges and universities.

Richard J. Wehle School of Business welcomes 13 into Beta Gamma Sigma

Canisius College celebrated the rich intellectual life on campus by hosting Ignatian Scholarship Day, April 19 - 23

The Canisius College New Buffalo Institute and the Erie Niagara Area Health Education Center (AHEC) partnered with KeyBank and the First Niagara Foundation to provide high school students in pre-health programs the opportunity to engage in learning about career pathways in healthcare. The Emerging Health Scholars Program provides a series of six sessions, which include mentoring, activities and laboratory experiments conducted with Canisius undergraduate students. High school students receive lab materials, and the sessions are held virtually. Allyson Backstrom, PhD, director of the Pre-Med Center at Canisius College and Brittany Mitchell, LMSW, program manager at Erie Niagara AHEC administer the program.

Recognized for excelling in her sport (softball)

Recognized for excelling in his sport (track)

Canisius students participate in spring retreat

Recognized for excelling in her sport (women's lacrosse)

The Canisius College Undergraduate Student Association's Student Interest Committee buried a time capsule to commemorate the college's 150-year anniversary

Recognized for excelling in his sport (men's lacrosse)

Canisius College congratulates more than 1,100 students who were named to the fall 2020 Dean's and Merit lists

Five-person team from Canisius College takes home top honors for 11th consecutive year

Student Programming Board hosts winter-themed series of events for students returning to campus for the spring 2021 semester

Three Canisius College students were among 15 participants for a five-day, online immersion program about Detroit, Michigan. Called the Virtual Detroit Social Justice Immersion, the program explored Michigan's largest city through the lens of race and social justice. Topics included the role of music as an agent of social change, the influence of Motown, social justice in housing and water, as well as food justice and urban farming.The effort to bring students together for several hours each day to learn and share on Zoom was a collaboration between the University of Detroit Mercy, the University of Scranton and Canisius College. "It was a powerful opportunity to learn more about the history of Detroit, and the incredible work being done by community organizers and activists, and to connect with students from fellow Jesuit institutions," explained Kaitlyn Buehlmann '14, associate campus minister for Campus Ministry.

Nearly 40 Canisius College students were named to the Accounting Honor Roll during the fall 2020 semester

Ten first-year students added to roster for 2021 season

Recognized for excelling in her sport (women's basketball)

Recognized for excelling in his sport (basketball)

The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) named 13 Canisius College student-athletes to its 2020 All-Academic Men's Soccer Team.

The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) named 12 Canisius College student-athletes to its 2020 All-Academic Women's Soccer Team

A total of eight Canisius volleyball student-athletes have been named to the 2020 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Volleyball All-Academic Team

The Canisius Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) recently took part in The Buffalo News Neediest Fund to help support members of the Western New York community who cannot afford holiday gifts for their children

Rianna Iorillo takes home Top Attorney and Top Witness awards

Second annual tournament held, virtually, November 21-22

Recognized for excelling in her sport (swimming and diving)