The Levesque Institute, in conjunction with the department of social work and the University Mission committee, is proud to present a lecture by Dr. Harlan Beckley entitled “Rethinking Poverty and Inequality: A Call to Action for Higher Education,” on Monday, … More
The human resource office recognizes employees who consistently exhibit superior job performance while also demonstrating a Vincentian commitment to service with the quarterly Outstanding Employee Award. If you have noticed an employee exhibiting a positive attitude and commitment to Niagara … More
Purchase a purple and white collapsible umbrella for only $10. This umbrella is a 42″ arc auto open that folds down to 15.5″ in length. Pre-order online until Nov. 16 using this link: http://mynu.niagara.edu/index.php?jump=links/niagara-merchandise/index.php CAB will also be selling umbrellas … More
The NU Society of St. Vincent de Paul is sponsoring a Toiletries and Necessities drive to support Niagara Charter School. From now through Dec. 4 toiletries (shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hand sanitizer, etc.) and necessities (tissues, toilet paper, hats, gloves, … More
Eight NU students will perform the various prosecutorial, judicial and social roles involved in the historical reenactment of the Sir Thomas More trial of 1535. The portrayal, which is based on what scholars believe is the most historically accurate transcript … More
Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Honor Society For Catholic Colleges and Universities, invites the university community to a special forum: “FIGHT FOR FIFTEEN ($15): RIGHT TURN OR WRONG TURN ON THE MINIMUM WAGE? The panelists are: Rev. Kirk Laubenstein, Executive … More
On Sunday, Dec. 13, at the First Niagara Center in Buffalo, Niagara University along with KISS 98.5 will sponsor the concert event – “Kissmas Bash 2015!” The Office of campus ministry has a limited number of tickets available for $10. Tickets will be sold at … More
Four students from Niagara University’s College of Hospitality and Tourism Management captured first place at Smith Travel Research’s inaugural Market Study Competition. The competition was held Nov. 8 at the HX: The Hotel Experience conference (formerly the International Hotel, Motel … More
The Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies minor will show the film “Encounter Point” on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m., in Dunleavy 127, as part of its year-long film series. “Encounter Point” is a feature documentary that follows a former Israeli … More
Niagara University has now achieved tax exempt status in its fifth U.S. state. For a list of the states NU is tax exempt, as well as to download the individual certificates for your own use when conducting NU business out … More
Men and women square off in a volatile love match from Nov. 5 – 15 as NU Theatre presents The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare. Young Bianca can have her pick of suitors, but not until her older … More
What do Veterans and English majors have in common? . . . Stories. Since antiquity, literature has told stories of war, from the journey home of Odysseus, the returned soldier unrecognizable to family and friends, to contemporary war poetry like … More
The Faculty Learning Community invites you on Monday, Nov. 16, at 5 p.m., in Bisgrove 350/351, to hear Donna Phillips, associate professor in the College of Education, talk about how and why she incorporates mindfulness into her classes. This will … More
On Nov. 11 and 12, a representative from the Vincentian Mission Corps in St. Louis and Philadelphia will be visiting campus to recruit for the Vincentian year-long service program. If you would like to welcome the representative into your group … More
The Levesque Institute, in conjunction with the department of social work and the University Mission committee, is proud to present a lecture by Dr. Harlan Beckley entitled “Rethinking Poverty and Inequality: A Call to Action for Higher Education,” on Monday, … More
Eight NU students will perform the various prosecutorial, judicial and social roles involved in the historical reenactment of the Sir Thomas More trial of 1535. The portrayal, which is based on what scholars believe is the most historically accurate transcript … More
The Middle Eastern and Islamic studies department will host a guest lecture on “ISIS, Islam and the U.S.” by Dr. Hasan Arslan on Wednesday, Nov. 11, from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Gallagher Center’s Multi-Purpose Room. Dr. Arslan is an expert on terrorism at … More
Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Honor Society For Catholic Colleges and Universities, invites the university community to a special forum: “FIGHT FOR FIFTEEN ($15): RIGHT TURN OR WRONG TURN ON THE MINIMUM WAGE? The panelists are: Rev. Kirk Laubenstein, Executive … More
The Middle Eastern and Islamic studies minor will be showing the film Encounter Point tonight at 7 p.m. in Dunleavy 127 as part of its year-long film series. Encounter Point is a feature documentary that follows a former Israeli settler, a … More
Niagara University students have many opportunities to help the community while receiving their education. This semester, students in Professor Mitchell Alegre’s Management Principles course (MGT271A) have been doing just that. The students have been working at the Francis Center in … More