I hope your new year is off to a wonderful start. As we kick off the spring semester, many students are eager to find part-time employment (non-work study) positions on campus. Part-time, temporary employment on campus gives students who are … More
The spring WW at work program will start on Feb, 9, 2016. The cost of the program is $186 for a 17-week session with payment options available via payroll deduction, check (made payable to Weight Watchers) or your Wellness … More
Don’t Let Work Cut Your Work-Out Being too busy is one of the most cited reasons for not getting activity. If you can fit a fitness session into your day, make an effort to exercise in smaller bursts. Get activity … More
The President’s Cabinet has approved the 2016 Summer Orientation dates. For planning purposes, please put these dates in your calendar. Please contact the student affairs office at ext. 8405 with any questions. We are looking forward to once more working with … More
Stress Less for a Healthy Heart When your body is stressed, it releases the hormone adrenaline, which increases your heart, breathing, and blood pressure rates. A faster heart rate and higher blood pressure make your heart work harder and can … More
Here is a list of books and DVDS recently acquired by the library: http://tinyurl.com/cnwrah4
The Vincentian Poverty Grant Application for 2016-17 is due Jan. 30, 2016. Download the grant application here: http://goo.gl/U2XK8z Please contact David Schoen at schoen@niagara.edu if you have questions about the grant.
Dr. Paul C. Taylor, associate professor of philosophy and African-American studies at Pennsylvania State University, held a discussion inside Niagara University’s Gallagher Center Wednesday during the university’s week-long celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The topic of the discussion … More
Niagara University is moving through the planning stages for renovations and expansion to the current dining facility in Clet Hall. As part of that planning, the Clet Project Team is reviewing proposed options for the renovation of existing space which … More
If you’re looking for a chance to donate your time and talents to a project that has a global impact then stop by the Kiernan Center to volunteer for Sandal Falls: A BOLD Project. Sandal Falls is a student-led initiative … More
Congratulations to Martha Krupa, coordinator of tutorial services in Academic Support, for being presented with NU’s Outstanding Employee Award yesterday by Father James J. Maher, C.M.! Martha began working at Niagara as an adjunct professor in 2001. She was hired as a full-time writing coordinator … More
Niagara University Theatre’s world-premiere production of Cyrana topped several local professional productions to be chosen as the Best Play of 2015 by BroadwayWorld Buffalo. Cyrana, which was on stage at Niagara in March 2015, was adapted from Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano … More
In celebration of MLK week, the office of multicultural affairs will be accepting school supply donations for the Boys & Girls Club of Niagara Falls. This will help supply the Boys & Girls club for their daily after school program, … More
Campus Store Sale: BOGO 50 percent OFF long and short sleeved tees – Monday, Jan. 18, through Friday, Jan.22. 25 percent OFF winter cold weather knit wear – Monday, Jan.18, through Friday, Jan.29.
With the chill of winter certainly in the air, the Niagara University Student Government Association (NUSGA) is happy to sponsor the NU Campus Shuttle. The 24-person shuttle bus will run beginning today (Tuesday, Jan. 18, and be offered Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.–7:30 p.m. Pickup/drop-off locations … More
You are invited to the launch of Niagara University’s Center for Language, Culture and Leadership on Monday, Jan. 25, at 1:15 p.m. in at the Castellani Art Museum. With language as its centerpiece, the Center for Language, Culture and Leadership will … More
Please join us in welcoming our new NUOP assistant director, Jerrell Mason. Jerrell hails to us from Buffalo, NY, and most currently served at Niagara University as the residence hall director in O’Shea Hall. Mr. Mason is a graduate of … More
I hope your new year is off to a wonderful start. As we kick off the spring semester, many students are eager to find part-time employment (non-work study) positions on campus. Part-time, temporary employment on campus gives students who are … More
Campus Store Sale: BOGO 50 percent OFF long and short sleeved tees – Monday, Jan. 18, through Friday, Jan.22. 25 percent OFF winter cold weather knit wear – Monday, Jan.18, through Friday, Jan.29.
The Gallagher Center parking lot will be closed on Friday, Jan. 22, for television truck parking for the men’s basketball game that evening.