Dr. Rolanda Ward was formally introduced yesterday morning as the inaugural endowed faculty director of the Rose Bente Lee Ostapenko Center for Race, Equality and Mission at Niagara University. Dr. Ward originally joined Niagara University as an associate professor of social … More
NU featured in green college guide SEPTEMBER 25, 2017 from LOCKPORT UNION SUN & JOURNAL Niagara University featured in ‘Princeton Review Guide to 375 Green Colleges’ SEPTEMBER 25, 2017 from NIAGARA FRONTIER PUBLICATIONS NU set to celebrate Founders Week SEPTEMBER 25, 2017 … More
Dr. Christian Elia, an assistant professor of education at Niagara University’s campus in Ontario, was recently presented with the Order of Malta’s Bronze Medal, Order pro Merito Melitensib, in recognition of having conferred “honour and prestige on the Sovereign Military Order of Malta” through the … More
Less than one week after unveiling new electric car charging stations on its campus, Niagara University was named one of the 375 most environmentally responsible colleges in the United States and Canada by The Princeton Review. The education services company … More
Acclaimed author Yaa Gyasi will be the featured presenter for the first-ever installment of the Peggy and John Day University Honors Lecture Series at Niagara University. Gyasi, whose debut novel, Homegoing, won numerous high-profile awards, will offer a discussion on identity and African … More
Niagara University’s annual Meet the Accounting and Finance Professionals Night – held Sept. 12 this year – drew a capacity crowd to the Castellani Art Museum, and was the perfect way to start off the semester with students engaging members … More
Two students of the Niagara County Law Enforcement Academy were recently presented with $500 scholarships from the Judges and Police Executives Conference of Niagara County Inc. Jessica M. Saraceno, of North Tonawanda, and Jesse A. Williams, of Lockport, received awards from Niagara … More
The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., president of Niagara University, welcomed participants to the New York Folklore Society’s annual fall conference, which was held Sept. 8-9 at the Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University. Co-organized by the New York Folklore Society, Castellani Art … More
Editorial: Niagara Falls has to seize the moment SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 from THE BUFFALO NEWS Niagara University charged up over latest addition SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 from NIAGARA GAZETTE Niagara University students present at American Chemical Society National Conference SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 from NIAGARA … More
Dr. Jim Kling, associate professor of management at Niagara University, and Alex Keller, ’15, recently had the paper, “Fighting for an End to Federal Ethanol Mandates may be an Ideal Social Justice Cause for Students at U.S. Catholic Universities,” published in the Journal of Vincentian … More
The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., president of Niagara University, welcomed participants to the New York Folklore Society’s annual fall conference, which was held Sept. 8-9 at the Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University. Titled “Cultural Migrations: Displacement and Renewal,” the conference’s themes … More
Seven Niagara University chemistry and biochemistry majors presented their research findings at the 254th American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition. The event took place Aug. 20-24 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. The event annually attracts thousands of … More
In conjunction with National Drive Electric Week, Niagara University unveiled today four new electric car charging stations on its campus. Two of the charging stations are located in the parking lot between the Castellani Art Museum and B. Thomas Golisano Center … More
Niagara University’s Family Literacy Center is offering a free program this fall that is designed to facilitate creative writing opportunities for children in grades 3-8. Sessions will be guided by certified teachers in NU’s advanced literacy program. Children will have the opportunity to … More
Hundreds of Niagara University students gathered in the O’Shea Quad Saturday afternoon to participate in a free outdoor carnival that featured interactive games like human foosball and obstacle courses, in addition to rides, prizes and, of course, plenty of complimentary … More
Dr. Shannon Risk, associate professor of history at Niagara University, has been named to the executive council of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS). A longtime member of the association, Dr. Risk joins fellow scholars and policymakers to help … More
In accordance with its Catholic and Vincentian mission, Niagara University is challenging its students to help people in need. This time, it’s in the form of a campus-wide competition to see which of Niagara’s four academic colleges – Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Education, … More
Formed As An Ally Of The Poor • Vincentians Of Wherever September 3, 2017 from FAMVIN Niagara University Announces 2017 Faculty Award Winners September 2, 2017 from Niagara Frontier Publications A New Grand Island Teacher Worked Hard To Land Her Job September … More
Niagara University’s Office of Academic Affairs announced the selection of three distinguished faculty award winners during an event held Sept. 1. Dr. Thomas Chambers, professor of history and director of the university’s liberal arts program, was presented with the 2017 … More
Niagara University completed numerous enhancements to its on-campus living-learning experience during the summer months, the latest of which offers flexible housing options for commuter students. The new NU BnB program allows students – undergraduate and graduate – to book overnight packages that may include … More