The Research and Project Award to Address Poverty is intended to support research and/or direct service projects that will broaden our understanding of poverty, particularly its causes, consequences, and innovative ways to alleviate it. The submission deadline is April 17, … More
The third annual Poverty Conference, hosted by the Niagara County Coalition for Services to the Homeless, will take place on Friday, March 13, at Niagara University’s Dunleavy Hall. The theme for this year’s event is “From the Ground Up: Economic … More
We are excited to announce progress on the long-planned renovation project that will see the transformation of St. Vincent’s Court (the roadway between Gallagher Center and Academic Complex) into a pedestrian way, as well as renewal of the area outside … More
A Taizé prayer service will be held on Tuesday, March 3, at 7 p.m. in Alumni Chapel. Set in a candle-lit back chapel, this evening of ecumenical prayer combines simple, meditative music, scripture, and silence that allow participants to connect … More
The university has been notified a one-hour mandatory electric reduction event which will occur today, March 3, 2015, between the hours of 6 – 7 p.m. The university participates in an energy curtailment plan which requires us to reduce our … More
Niagara University is currently reviewing proposals prior to entering into a new agreement with an on-campus foodservice company. In doing so, members of the campus community are invited to attend presentations from these companies and pose questions to their representatives. … More
We are excited to announce progress on the long-planned renovation project that will see the transformation of St. Vincent’s Court (the roadway between Gallagher Center and Academic Complex) into a pedestrian way, as well as renewal of the area outside … More
Please share this with anyone in your office that does not receive e-mail. It is time once again to request student nominations for the Niagara Shares Scholarship which will be awarded for the 2015-2016 school year. All employees are encouraged … More
As the university continues to host a variety of events on a regular basis, we need to emphasize the importance of effective communication between all offices and departments. The Center for Events and Management Development will be scheduling a monthly … More
Please welcome our new hires for the month of Feb. 2015: Jonathan Brady, assistant volleyball coach, 2/1/2015, jonbrady@niagara.edu Catherine A. Kern, programmer analyst, 2/16/2015, ckern@niagara.edu Marissa S. Pace, benefits manager, 2/23/2015, mpace@niagara.edu Veronica Thor, admissions advisor, 2/23/2015, vthor@niagara.edu
Tune In, Tone Up Make the most of tv time by adding exercise. Use weights and resistance bands while watching, or get off the couch during commercials for cardio activities like running in place and jumping jacks. Even if you … More
Breathe to Beat Stress Indigestion, changes in appetite, muscle tension, problems sleeping, a racing heart, dizziness, a clenched jaw, headaches, and aches and pains are all signs of stress. Giving yourself time to pause and breathe deeply when you encounter … More
The digital signs across campus are an excellent means of promoting news, events and activities to the university community by reaching staff, faculty and students alike. These billboard-style announcements must meet the following specifications: Wording: These billboard-style announcements should contain … More
This year is the 25th anniversary of the writing center at Niagara University. We’d like to celebrate by hosting discussions about writing in different disciplines beginning with business and communications. Dr. Shawn Daly, professor Chris Aquino and professor Carrie Isard … More
Attention writers, artists and photographers: Are you looking for a place to publish your work? Be a part of NU’s historical literary and art publication, the Aquila, the magazine that showcases an array of artistic talent in our community. Submissions … More
At NU, everyone is responsible for green, sustainable, and forward-thinking use of resources. In that spirit, the membership of the Sustainability Committee (SusCom) is open to all faculty and staff, so please join us on Wednesday, March 4, at 12:20 … More
SGID sessions are an approach to gathering student feedback for faculty who are interested in increasing student learning. This is a unique opportunity to connect with your students and potentially improve student evaluations. SGID is an especially helpful tool for … More
A Taizé prayer service will be held on Tuesday, March 3, at 7 p.m. in Alumni Chapel. Set in a candle-lit back chapel, this evening of ecumenical prayer combines simple, meditative music, scripture, and silence that allow participants to connect … More
As the university continues to host a variety of events on a regular basis, we need to emphasize the importance of effective communication between all offices and departments. The Center for Events and Management Development will be scheduling a monthly … More
There will be a “going away” gathering for David Blackburn from 1-4 p.m. today (Monday), in the multipurpose room in the Gallagher Center. All are invited to stop by and wish David well as he begins the next chapter of … More