The Niagara University Department of Athletics recorded its highest Graduation Success Rate (GSR) of 92 percent announced by the NCAA on Wednesday. Niagara’s 92 percent GSR exceeds the NCAA Division I national average by six percent for the 2007-10 cohort … More
Niagara University has made three key appointments to its Office of Institutional Advancement staff. David Greenman joined Niagara as its associate vice president of institutional advancement. His previous positions include executive director of the King Urban Life Center, major gifts officer … More
The Global Trade Mission is a summer study abroad experience offered to Niagara University’s MBA students (and sometimes undergraduate business students) to meet with business professionals overseas. Not only does the experience expose students to the global economy, but it also serves as a … More
Col. Sara Breckenridge-Sproat, a 1987 Niagara University alumna, was inducted into her alma mater’s ROTC Hall of Fame this October. It was a monumental day for Col. Breckenridge-Sproat, an active duty United States Army nurse of 29 years, one that … More
Tom Lowe, director of IMPACT/ReNU Niagara at Niagara University, received the Champion of Service Award from the Service Collaborative of Western New Yorkduring the organization’s Sweet for Service event on Nov. 4. A Youngstown native, Lowe earned a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Fredonia … More
International students attending Lewiston-Porter High School will soon have the opportunity to add collegiate life to their American experience, thanks to a partnership formalized today with Niagara University. Paul J. Casseri, superintendent of the Lewiston-Porter Central School District, and the … More
Representatives from Ingram Micro, the world’s largest wholesale technology distributor, spent time on campus Monday afternoon to offer students advice on how to enter the job market and, upon doing so, advance their careers. Each of the professionals shared perspectives on … More
Niagara University is set to recognize five community leaders while raising much-needed funds for student scholarships as a way to pay homage to its Vincentian heritage and celebrate the 400th anniversary of the birth of St. Vincent de Paul’s mission of … More
Collins has some words for ‘King Andy’ OCTOBER 30, 2017 from WGRZ CHANNEL 2 The Partial Release of Classified John F. Kennedy Assassination Documents OCTOBER 27, 2017 from JIM BOHANNON SHOW FBI special agent to discuss art crime at sold-out Niagara University … More
A recent Oxford University Press collection that examines the ethics of artificial intelligence includes a chapter by Dr. Steve Petersen, associate professor of philosophyat Niagara University, on how a “superintelligence” – an AI much smarter than humans – would (or could) … More
Rhiannon Rodunardt is the first recipient of a new Tops Friendly Markets scholarship intended to support students studying in Niagara University’s food and consumer-packaged goods marketing program. Tops associates, dependents, or grandchildren pursuing a bachelor’s degree with the food and CPG marketing … More
Niagara University senior Amber Thiel is this year’s recipient of the Jane M. Klausman Woman in Business Scholarship from the Zonta Club of Niagara Falls, N.Y. Thiel was presented with the honor, which includes a $500 stipend, during the Zonta … More
What are some of the greatest art crimes that the FBI has investigated? Special Agent Christopher McKeogh will discuss some of the most prominent art thefts that he’s examined, including a few that have local connections, during a sold out … More
Just a few days after the 16th annual National Buffalo Chicken Wing Festival was held, Niagara University’s business students had the opportunity to hear from the entrepreneur who founded it. Drew Cerza was the featured presenter Sept. 6 for the third “Rally in … More
Niagara University dining hall named in honor of Russell Salvatore OCTOBER 20, 2017 from THE BUFFALO NEWS Niagara University renames dining facility after Russell Salvatore OCTOBER 20, 2017 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS Pediatrics scholar to offer lecture at Niagara University on childhood … More
Congratulations to Tammy Bruno, assistant dean for retention, student support and graduate programs in Niagara University’s College of Education, on being presented with NU’s Outstanding Employee Award on Oct. 20 by the Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., president. Bruno, a Niagara … More
Acclaimed author Yaa Gyasi was the featured presenter for the first-ever installment of the Peggy and John Day University Honors Lecture Series at Niagara University, which was held Oct. 12 at the Castellani Art Museum. A capacity crowd of nearly 200 attended … More
Dr. Stephen Cook, associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Rochester Medical Center, will discuss the social determinants of health and childhood obesity during a Nov. 9 presentation at Niagara University. The event begins at 7 p.m. in the … More
Niagara University announced yesterday that it is renaming its recently renovated and expanded Dining Commons to commemorate a generous gift from local restaurateur and philanthropist Russell J. Salvatore. The Russell J. Salvatore Dining Commons at Niagara University underwent an $8 … More
Niagara University was co-founded in 1856 by the Rev. John Timon, C.M., and the Rev. John Lynch, C.M. At that time, they sought to prepare young men for the priesthood and to be citizens for society. Just as they had … More