Niagara University’s College of Education and College of Arts and Sciences are partnering to offer a new dual-degree program designed to train the next generation of mental health practitioners. The 4+2 program allows individuals pursuing a bachelor’s degree in psychology to take graduate courses … More
Advocating for student financial aid isn’t easy. Just ask Matt Nadler and Kalene Faricellie. Last week, the Niagara University Student Government Association representatives, clad in their Sunday best, slipped out of a day of classes – okay, that part wasn’t that bad – to … More
A study conducted by a Niagara University professor and five of his students has been accepted for presentation at the International Conference on Writing Research, one of the foremost writing conferences in Europe. Dr. Joseph Little will travel to the University … More
Vicki Smith, faculty fellow in Niagara University’sdepartment of nursing, has successfully met the requirements to maintain the National Certification Corporation’s credential in electronic fetal monitoring (EFM). The credential is earned by meeting educational and/or practice requirements and taking a rigorous examination that … More
The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., Niagara University president, and Dr. Gary Praetzel, dean of the College of Hospitality and Tourism Management, are among the 250 most influential people in Western New York, according to rankings published today in Business … More
Milton Cook, chemical waste and instrument specialist for the Business Services Department, received Niagara University’s Outstanding Employee Award for January-March 2014. Milton was presented with the award Feb. 3 by the Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., Niagara president. We are … More
Niagara University’s College of Education held its seventh commencement in Ontario on Wednesday, Jan. 29, at the Toronto Centre for the Arts in North York. The Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., president of Niagara University, conferred the degree of bachelor of professional studies … More
The National Federation for Just Communities of Western New York presented a Community Leader Award to Barbara Malinowski, ’59, during a luncheon held Jan. 29, 2014, at the Buffalo Convention Center. The event honors individuals who have made outstanding contributions in the … More
Niagara University has launched a free mobile application to help iPhone, iPod Touch and Android devices connect to campus from anywhere in the world. The app is currently available for download in the Apple iTunes Store and the Google Play … More
Last week at Niagara University was one full of remembrance and thought-provoking discussion on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The weeklong celebration focused on keeping alive the memory of Dr. King and his mission of service and equality. Click here … More
ReNU Niagara seeks resident input to identify priorities that will help shape the future of the program. To be better prepared and informed for their next endeavor, the ReNU Niagara staff will be hosting a series of five “town hall” style … More
During the fall 2013 semester, students enrolled in Dr. Anna McNab’s Operations and Information Management classes not only learned about the importance of information systems for the world of business, they also had an opportunity to practice helping those in need. … More
If being taxed is one of life’s only certainties, receiving free tax preparation assistance from Niagara University isn’t’t far behind. For a 33rd year, students from NU’s College of Business Administration will help members of the Niagara Falls community file their state and … More
The week after Thanksgiving isn’t just for shopping anymore. Students, alumni and friends of Niagara University accumulated nearly $300 and more than 840 pounds of food and nonperishable goods on Dec. 3, the 2013 edition of #GivingTuesday. #GivingTuesday started last year … More
NU junior Clare Lewis has had quite the busy schedule this semester. Not only has the South Buffalo native been deeply involved in her rigorous courses, but she also is involved with Western New York’s beloved professional sports franchises, the … More
Six Niagara University students are among the top 20 percent of the 5,479 ROTC cadets nationwide that were ranked via the United States Army Cadet Command’s Cadet Accessions and Branching Board. According to results released Nov. 20, seniors Kit Burdick (Oswego, N.Y.), … More
Does it feel like you haven’t seen Father Maher in a couple weeks? It’s not your imagination. On Nov. 19, Father Maher and Dr. Hung Le commenced a 13-day trip to Asia to meet with religious and political leaders, and … More
One of the primary reasons that Erin Maley decided to attend Niagara University was so that she could study in Peru. Yes, we’re talking about the Niagara University, the Catholic and Vincentian institution that resides on Monteagle Ridge, just less than 4,000 … More
Niagara University held a day-long summit Nov. 21, 2013, to showcase the good work being done by its students, faculty, staff, and alumni around the world. Niagara Reaches Out to the World featured panel discussions, refreshments and entertainment. Representatives from local … More
The Niagara men’s rugby team has advanced to the Northeast Regional Championship to take on the U.S. Coast Guard Academy this Saturday at Salisbury (Md.) University. This is the first time that NU has advanced to the USA Rugby Men’s … More