On Wednesday, December 23, 2020 beginning shortly after 7:00AM the electrical power to the entire campus will be shut down for approximately 8-10 hours (expected back on between 3:00 and 5:00PM + or -). Buildings with emergency generator coverage will … More
We are excited to introduce a new and FREE online self-help tool for the Niagara University community! TAO (Therapy Assistance Online) Connect is a private, customizable, self-guided program that includes engaging, interactive educational modules and practice tools to … More
Due to low customer traffic, we are further reducing the hours at the Perch in the Gallagher Center starting Monday December 14th. We will be open Monday – Friday 11am-3pm through December 22nd. If you need anything outside of these hours, please … More
We are excited to introduce a new and FREE online self-help tool for the Niagara University community! TAO (Therapy Assistance Online) Connect is a private, customizable, self-guided program that includes engaging, interactive educational modules and practice tools to help you … More
The Office for Equity & Inclusion (OEI) is hosting an online gallery event entitled “What Were You Wearing.” This event, founded at the University of Arkansas in 2013, seeks to provide an understanding, through an advocacy lens, of the intrusive and victim-blaming … More
The Niagara Esports program will participating in the inaugural Vincentian Cup tournament this Wednesday, Dec. 9 – Saturday, Dec. 12. The exhibition features Niagara students facing off virtually against students from DePaul University and St. John’s University in a variety of … More
The Niagara Esports program will participating in the inaugural Vincentian Cup tournament this Wednesday, Dec. 9 – Saturday, Dec. 12. The exhibition features Niagara students facing off virtually against students from DePaul University and St. John’s University in a variety of … More
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Talking about race can be difficult-but these conversations are both important and necessary for everyone to have. This two-part training will guide participants through various subjects about race as well as the necessary skills to have these honest conversations about … More
All stipends for the Fall 2020 semester must be submitted to the Controller’s office no later than Friday December 4th, 2020. All employee reimbursements for the period 6/1/2020 – 12/1/2020 must be submitted to Accounts Payable by Friday December 11th, 2020. All accounts payable invoices for … More
All stipends for the Fall 2020 semester must be submitted to the Controller’s office no later than Friday December 4th, 2020. All employee reimbursements for the period 6/1/2020 – 12/1/2020 must be submitted to Accounts Payable by Friday December 11th, 2020. All accounts payable invoices for … More
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Talking about race can be difficult-but these conversations are both important and necessary for everyone to have. This two-part training will guide participants through various subjects about race as well as the necessary skills to have these honest conversations about … More
Effective Thursday, November 12, ALL in-person campus Masses are suspended, through November 28. Sunday 11am and 7pm Masses will be livestreamed on November 15 and 22 at www.niagara.edu/live. In-person Masses will resume on Sunday, November 29 at 11am ONLY. Scheduled weekday … More
Happy Monday from the Center for Mindful Practice. We hope these words provide inspiration for you this week.
Join students of the International Relations class in the Department of Political Science and the Office for Mission Integration in a presentation and discussion of the students’ research on the effects of COVID-19 on Global Homelessness. As the Vincentian Family … More
The Women’s Studies Program announces the annual Writing Contest, open to all undergraduate students in any discipline who have written papers that are sensitive to women’s and gender issues. Two $100 awards are given: one to a first-year student, and … More
The Ostapenko Center would like to welcome you back for the third student forum in the series, “How Does Racial Injustice Affect YOU, an NU Student?” Please join us for an evening of skill-building, and an open conversation about university … More
The Women’s Studies Program announces the annual Writing Contest, open to all undergraduate students in any discipline who have written papers that are sensitive to women’s and gender issues. Two $100 awards are given: one to a first-year student, and … More
The student subcommittee of the IDRI Education & Training Committee invites you for a conversation about intersectionality. The student presentation and discussion, “Breaking Down Intersectionality” will examine the relationship between identity and privilege. Join us on Friday, November 20 at … More