Two Niagara University graduate students presented their research at the 13th Annual Symposium on Information Assurance, which was held June 5-6 at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany. At the statewide conference, Grand Island native Colin Monroe and … More
As he drove their private coach from Belfast to Dublin, Tony sang for them a mournful ballad of Derry (aka Londonderry), attempting to heal from a long history of sectarian conflict. They were nearing the end of what had been … More
Thirteen Niagara University students spent the last 10 days of May on a pilgrimage through Rome, viewing Roman Catholic art in several prominent locations, including the Vatican. Another major highlight of the program, as expressed by the students, was attendance … More
Niagara University’s Rose Bente Lee Ostapenko Center for Race, Equality and Mission establishes critical interdependencies both on and off campus, working together with faculty and students across colleges and disciplines of study to leverage change in the academy and across … More
Even though the spring semester ended just a few weeks ago, 12 rising NU junior and senior accounting majors are squarely focused on their opportunities for future employment and took advantage of learning about the wonderful prospects available at a local Buffalo … More
Running: Niagara University professor Tim Osberg keeps running for his health JUN 17, 2018 from THE BUFFALO NEWS NIAGARA DISCOVERIES: RW&O Railroad in Niagara County JUN 17, 2018 from LOCKPORT UNION SUN & JOURNAL Frascatore named dean of Niagara University’s College of … More
An online search for overnight accommodations in Western New York this summer may result in a somewhat surprising result: Niagara University. The Lewiston-based institution has made available three apartment units through Airbnbfrom June 5-July 28, 2018. A four-bedroom apartment, which features … More
Dr. Mark Frascatore has been named dean of Niagara University’s College of Business Administration. A native of Tonawanda, N.Y., Dr. Frascatore most recently served for two years as the senior associate dean of the David D. Reh School of Business at … More
The date was June 4, 1985. On a day when Ronald Reagan was still settling in for his second presidential term and most Americans were listening to “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears, or flocking to … More
Niagara University’s “2 Good 2 Toss” community garage sale program raised nearly $1,800 this year for student outreach programs – while also keeping hundreds of reusable items out of landfills. This was the sixth year of the program, which invites … More
The Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University held a free traditional music program June 3 that featured local musicians from three different communities in the Buffalo-Niagara region: Recep Ornek on the kanun (Turkish), Eva Pan Pin on the guqin (Chinese), and Julie Dulanski … More
Nicholas Atallah plans to debate the chronology of the Cold War through information gathered in part from a summer trip to the National Archives in Washington, D.C. Sophia Smith will compare baby boomers to millennials on both sides of the … More
While most college students are relaxing and enjoying the start of summer activities, four Niagara University business students competed at Manhattan College’s fourth annual Business Analytics Competition, which was held May 21-23 in New York City. NU, led by Dr. … More
Community Missions honors partners & volunteers at 26th annual awards brunch JUN 1, 2018 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS Tara Laurie Memorial Scholarship awarded JUN 1, 2018 from NIAGARA GAZETTE Saying Goodbye to Sound JUN 1, 2018 from THE HEARING JOURNAL Innovation keeps hospitals … More
Facility Services will be making repairs to the generator in St. Vincent’s Hall on June 2. During this time, there will not be any heat or air conditioning in the building and some lighting will be turned off. If you have … More
A three-day conference being held next month at Niagara University seeks to create dialogue around racial equity and equality, and discuss ways to improve the social conditions of society’s most vulnerable individuals. From June 13-15, the University, Community and Government Partnerships … More
Niagara University’s College of Education awarded degrees to 122 graduates during its 11th commencement in Ontario on Wednesday, May 23, at the Toronto Centre for the Arts in North York. Robert Cutting, a Catholic educator in Ontario for more than 40 years, … More
Niagara University’s College of Education will offer a new advanced certificate program in applied behavior analysis, beginning this fall. The 27-credit-hour online program prepares candidates for careers as applied behavior analysts in accordance with the academic requirements set forth for professional practice as … More
A Salvador Dali art exhibition owned by Niagara University’s Castellani Art Museum is on its way to Finland. Les Diners de Gala by Salvador Dali, published in 1973 as a collaboration between Dali and a “secret chef,” will be on display June … More
Niagara University graduated 1,157 new alumni during a trio of commencement exercises held May 10-12, 2018. The celebration got underway Thursday, May 10, at Artpark with the awarding of advanced degrees to 329 students, in addition to 13 who received … More