A group of Niagara University MBA students joined members of the Niagara University Marketing Association (NUMA) for a “field trip” to the family farm of 1978 alumnus Ed Brennan on Oct. 24. Brennan, the retired CEO of DFS Group and … More
Clet dining hall is offering $5 Fridays all semester, every meal – all day. Stop by to enjoy a meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner) for just $5. No coupon is necessary. This offer is good for Clet dining hall only, not available … More
Leadership Niagara’s executive offices will be housed at Niagara University beginning this fall, thanks to a memorandum of understanding signed by the institutions yesterday. The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., president of NU, and Molly Anderson, executive director of Leadership … More
The 2014 Fall Graduate Open House will take place on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. in lower level Gallagher Center. Academic Programs and Table Talk will be held in LLGC … More
NU Theatre will present “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” on stage at NU’s Leary Theatre from Nov. 6-16, 2014. Sweeney Todd, a barber unjustly exiled from his home and family, returns to London seeking retribution against the unscrupulous … More
Announcing the 2015 Great Guatemalan Challenge, an eight-day backpacking trip (Jan. 11-18, 2015) in the highlands of Guatemala for NU faculty, staff, alumni, and graduate students. Led by Dr. Joseph Little of the English department, in conjunction with the office … More
This year’s President’s Dinner will take place Saturday, Nov. 1, 2014, at the Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel and Event Center. Niagara University employees are invited to attend this event at a special rate of $125 per person (for themselves and … More
Border Community SERVICE of Niagara University will host a CERT Training, which is a FREE Citizen Preparedness course that includes academic and hands-on instruction, as well as a disaster training exercise. CERT Training is designed to prepare you to help yourself, … More
Outside now we are in the midst of colorful event that occurs in temperate regions of the world. Yes, autumn, that wonderful season when things begin their preparation for winter. One of the most notable changes occurs in deciduous trees … More
Impaired drivers are involved in nearly 60 percent of all Halloween highway fatalities nationwide, according to the National Highway Traffic Administration. To illustrate the seriousness of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, a group of Niagara University students … More
The Accounting Society, led by Dr. Lei Han, assistant professor of accounting, has taken on a new task this semester in its endeavor to visit local high schools to provide students with a better understanding of the availability of careers in the field … More
Outside now we are in the midst of colorful event that occurs in temperate regions of the world. Yes, autumn, that wonderful season when things begin their preparation for winter. One of the most notable changes occurs in deciduous trees … More
Book orders for Spring 2015 are due Friday, Nov. 7, 2014. You can place your order via email at store@niagara.edu, or online at http://niagara.bncollege.com. Please contact Jennifer Nagelhout at x8595 with any questions.
Basketball Tip-Off Dinner Niagara University will host an evening to support the Purple Eagles basketball programs on Nov. 6 at the Niagara Falls Country Club in Lewiston, N.Y. Anyone interested in supporting the Niagara University men’s and women’s basketball teams … More
As the Berlin Wall was being razed in the early 1990s, Dr. Péter Forgách was watching closely from afar. The young, Hungarian-born medical doctor had been practicing ophthalmology in Buffalo for years yet remained concerned about his birth country’s capacity … More
Sixteen Niagara University students participated in the Diocese of Buffalo’s Respect Life Mass, which was held Sunday, Oct. 5, at St. Joseph Cathedral in Buffalo. Following Mass, the students stood on the corner of Niagara Falls Blvd. and Military Rd., … More
Niagara University students truly care about the challenges related to food, hunger and nutrition faced by so many residents of the City of Niagara Falls. They have responded in almost overwhelming numbers to the opportunity to find new and innovative … More
Niagara University’s College of Education recognized the contributions of seven educational leaders from the Western New York and Southern Ontario communities during its annual professional recognition ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 9. The event took place at the Niagara Falls Country … More
Mitchell Alegre, an adjunct faculty member in Niagara University’s College of Business Administration, has been named vice chair of the Western New York Student Leadership and Engagement Consortium. The consortium is a group of higher education professionals who seek to … More
Border Community SERVICE of Niagara University is hosting a free CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training course this fall on the NU campus. CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training is a community preparedness course that includes academic and hands-on instruction … More