Mr. Kuzzat Altay, President of the Uyghur American Association, will speak on Thursday, November 19th, at noon to address the assimilation of millions of Uyghurs in Chinese concentration camps sharing personal experiences of himself and the Uyghur families in the … 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
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
Presented by Niagara University’s College of Business Administration Graduate Studies, our monthly “Guide Talk” series continues on Wednesday, 11/18, 5:30-6:30 PM with a panel discussion on Careers as Relationships. Our speakers, including Dr. Galina Boiarintseva of NU in Ontario, will discuss the importance of networking and relationships as … More
Due to the Thanksgiving Recess, all ADP electronic timecards need to be completed and approved by 11:00AM on Monday, November 23, 2020. All paper timesheets, for temporary positions, need to be received by Payroll on Friday, November 20 at 3:00PM.
If you collected change and still have a baby bottle from the Lenten fundraiser for Summit Life Outreach, please return it to Campus Ministry.
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
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 … More
The Business Affairs Office located in Room 106, Alumni Hall, has the following office supplies for any department that is in need: Hanging File Folders – Letter size Paperclips Binder Clips 4 sets of desktop File Holders 1 set book … More
The Library building is open 24 hours to students and employees. The staffed hours have changed, however, to reflect lower attendance as a result of the shift to online teaching. Staff are available during these hours: Sunday: 11am … More
In a previous video, you learned how to save your recorded Canvas conferences as a local video file to your computer. This Tip of the Week video shows you how to take that video file and add it to a new … More
In a previous video, you learned how to save your recorded Canvas conferences as a local video file to your computer. This Tip of the Week video shows you how to take that video file and add it to a new … More
The Castellani Art Museum is no longer accepting event or room requests for the remainder of 2020. For alternate event space on campus, please contact the Center for Conference and Events at 716-286-8709. The museum will remain closed to the … More
This week we are celebrating International Week! Students may not be able to travel internationally in person but they are encouraged to join us as we take a (mostly) virtual trip around the world to explore, celebrate, and learn about a … 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
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
Mr. Kuzzat Altay, President of the Uyghur American Association, will speak on Thursday, November 19th, at noon to address the assimilation of millions of Uyghurs in Chinese concentration camps sharing personal experiences of himself and the Uyghur families in … More
The Identifying and Dismantling Racism Task Force and the Office of Faculty Development are sponsoring a Book Club for faculty and staff members. The first book to be discussed is How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi. The Book Club … 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
With higher education having to pivot to online learning, students in one of Mitchell Alegre’s online Management Principles sections considered how learning might be effectively facilitated in a virtual environment. The students decided to experiment sharing their findings in a … More