Nearly two dozen students who are members of Niagara University’s Sport Management Association traveled to New York City Nov. 15-17 to gain insight into the sport management industry. They were accompanied by Drs. Patrick Tutka and Cheryl Rode, assistant professors … More
The Niagara University Opportunity Program’s second annual Christmas benefit concert, held Dec. 1, raised $1,000 for Community Missions of Niagara Frontier. Jerrell Mason, NUOP director, presented a check to Grant Babcock, director of operations at Community Missions, during the event, which took … More
There always seems to be magic happening on the Niagara University Theatre stage. Perhaps never was this more evident than this past Sunday, when the cast of She Loves Me was transformed into spectators to witness Alec Preble make a surprise marriage proposal to … More
Seven Niagara University marketing students were selected to attend the Private Label Manufacturing Association Trade Show, held Nov. 11-14, 2017, in Chicago. Niagara University was one of only 10 schools nationwide chosen to participate in the show as part of the PLMA’s … More
Does music therapy help relieve stress? DECEMBER 4, 2017 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS A day in the life of a Division 1 athlete DECEMBER 4, 2017 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS Role of media in mass shootings across America DECEMBER 4, 2017 from NIAGARA … More
Approximately 25 students and staff members from St. Mary’s School for the Deaf attended Wednesday night’s men’s basketball game at Niagara University. They were guests of the university’s ASL and Deaf studies program. Professor Amy Heider signed the American and Canadian national anthems. … More
Niagara University’s Army ROTC program placed third in the nation on the National Accessions Outcome Metrics List, based on results released Nov. 6 by the United States Army Cadet Command. The Outcome Metrics List ranks each of the country’s nearly 5,260 Army senior … More
Niagara University is the only institution of higher education from Western New York to appear on College Choice’s rankings of the “50 Best Colleges for Veterans in 2017.” The College Choice rankings are based on composite scores in institutional excellence, student … More
While most college students were sound asleep Tuesday morning, Justin Crawford woke up early to volunteer at Community Missions of Niagara Frontier. By 6:15 a.m., the Niagara University junior and several of his peers were clad in hairnets and gloves, cooking … More
NU students take second in Smith Travel Research competition NOVEMBER 27, 2017 from NIAGARA GAZETTE Switching gears from getting to #Giving Tuesday NOVEMBER 27, 2017 from NIAGARA GAZETTE Theater Talk NOVEMBER 24, 2017 from WBFO Niagara University students take 2nd at Smith Travel … More
Niagara University recognized the accomplishments of five extraordinary individuals – while raising critical funds for student scholarships – during its 2017 President’s Dinner, which was held Nov. 17 at the Conference and Event Center Niagara Falls in Niagara Falls, N.Y. … More
Four students from Niagara University’s College of Hospitality and Tourism Management earned a second place finish at Smith Travel Research’s annual Market Study Competition. Niagara seniors Matthew Bell, Jacob Carriero, Jeffrey Rector and International University of Applied Sciences exchange student Lorena Kleideiter, also a … More
The Niagara University ROTC program held its annual fall awards ceremony in Bisgrove Hall on Nov. 16, 2017. Dr. Timothy Ireland, Niagara University’s provost, served as the event’s guest speaker. View the list of awardees.
Alanna Burt joins Niagara University NOVEMBER 20, 2017 from THE BUFFALO NEWS Claire Crean joins Niagara University NOVEMBER 20, 2017 from THE BUFFALO NEWS David Greenman joins Niagara University NOVEMBER 20, 2017 from THE BUFFALO NEWS Robert Healy named to council NOVEMBER 20, … More
A brighter future is ahead for the South End of Niagara Falls, according to revitalization plans announced today by Niagara University, the city of Niagara Falls and several community partners. The university’s Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M. Institute for Civic Engagement is … More
Britini D’Angelo, a Niagara University junior majoring in communication studies and theatre, received the May C. Randazzo Memorial Scholarship from the Buffalo Niagara chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. D’Angelo was presented with the award during the organization’s annual meeting on Nov. … More
A Nov. 9 presentation at Niagara University by Dr. Stephen Cook focused on how the identification of social determinants of health have evolved, and how they have impacted the health of children and families, with particular emphasis on childhood nutrition. … More
Niagara University Theatre’s production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee has been nominated for four of BroadwayWorld Buffalo’s 2017 theatre awards, including Best Musical. In addition to the Best Musical nomination, the production’s director, Steve Braddock, director of NU Theatre, is up for … More
Attendees of a sold out Nov. 14 presentation in Niagara University’s Castellani Art Museum heard FBI Special Agent Christopher McKeogh reflect on some of the most prominent art thefts that he’s examined. McKeogh touched upon highlights of his 14 years as an … More
NU’s Healy voted VP of New York State Advisory Council on Military Education NOVEMBER 13, 2017 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS Wheatfield historian presents Edmund Fitzgerald piece at tribute NOVEMBER 10, 2017 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS From art to words, Niagara University program … More