Here is a list of books recently acquired by the library: http://tinyurl.com/ptfacqd If you see a book that interests you, email David Schoen at schoen@niagara.edu, and he will arrange for it to be delivered to your office.
Due to the usage of the Kiernan Center locker rooms by minors during the summer, all patrons will be required to use the locker rooms located in Scaffidi gym to change and shower between the hours of 11 a.m. and … More
Plan a Fit Trip Business and family trips don’t have to derail your workout routine. All it takes to stay active is a bit of research and forward thinking. Get informed about the place you will be staying: do they … More
The university community is invited to attend a campus safety forum to discuss topics related to safety and security on campus. This will be an open meeting to discuss the safety of our campus, to update the NU community on … More
Niagara University’s 38-year tradition of entertaining children and families with its N.U.R.T. storytelling troupe continues. N.U.R.T. will present a rotating repertoire of free children’s stories outdoors in the Village of Lewiston at Artpark during its free family Saturdays in July. … More
Are you planning on spending your half day Fridays with your pet? Read AKC’s tips for summer safety here: http://images.akc.org/pdf/public_education/GDSAF1.pdf If you have ideas or want to get involved in next year’s PSI’s Take Your Pet to Work Week, please … More
Counseling services remains open for the summer, however with limited staffing. Only our director, Monica Romeo, is available to assist our students throughout the summer months. Monica can be reached by calling our main number, ext. 8536. or directly at … More
Openings are still available for campers during Week 2 (Aug. 4 – 8) of our annual Kids ‘n Arts summer day camp. From 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, campers create their own artistic masterpieces and participate in … More
The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., Niagara University president, presented the keynote address during an interreligious conference held in Istanbul, Turkey, on June 9. “Sacred Texts and Human Contexts: Poverty and Wealth in the Sacred Texts of Judaism, Christianity and … More
Clet dining hall is offering their $3 meal deal today. Stop by to enjoy a meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner) for just $3. No coupon is necessary. This offer is good for Clet dining hall only, not available at the … More
Niagara Catholic Jr./Sr. High School is seeking host families for several foreign exchange students from Vietnam, China, and the Philippines for the 2014 – 2015 school year. Students from Vietnam and China will be coming to Niagara Catholic through a … More
The Kiernan Center is still accepting registrations for the 2014 NU Summer Youth Camp. A lot of exciting activities are planned, and we would love to have your children come and join us. Don’t forget, you can use your Independent … More
WNY is home to many local pet and wildlife programs and is always looking for volunteers to help with programs, activities and opportunities to foster or adopt. Below is a sample of places that you can volunteer. Audubon Society … More
Counseling services remains open for the summer, however with limited staffing. Only our director, Monica Romeo, is available to assist our students throughout the summer months. Monica can be reached by calling our main number, ext. 8536. or directly at … More
Feeding Our Future is a summer meal program where Sodexo partners with community hunger relief organizations to provide nutritious meals to children. This program donates the food necessary to provide summer meals to children who would otherwise go hungry. This … More
The university community is invited to attend a campus safety forum to discuss topics related to safety and security on campus. This will be an open meeting to discuss the safety of our campus, to update the NU community on … More
Openings are still available for campers during Week 2 (Aug. 4 – 8) of our annual Kids ‘n Arts summer day camp. From 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, campers create their own artistic masterpieces and participate in … More
It’s been a couple of years since Niagara University launched a much-needed soup kitchen at the former St. George’s Church on Niagara Falls’ East side. And while the guests may have noticed some of the differences between then and now, much has … More
The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., posted a blog on The Huffington Post website, titled To Combat World Poverty, a Multi-Faith Approach: Unity Can Conquer An Ignominious Life for those Trapped by Hunger. His post was based on the keynote address … More
The university community is invited to attend a campus safety forum to discuss topics related to safety and security on campus. This will be an open meeting to discuss the safety of our campus, to update the NU community on … More