A reminder from accounts payable: This week will be the last check processing before the Thanksgiving break. There will be no checks produced the week of Nov. 23. Requisitions for checks this week should have already been processed. Don … More
The human resource office recognizes employees who consistently exhibit superior job performance while also demonstrating a Vincentian commitment to service with the quarterly Outstanding Employee Award. If you have noticed an employee exhibiting a positive attitude and commitment to Niagara … More
The NU Society of St. Vincent de Paul is sponsoring a Toiletries and Necessities drive to support Niagara Charter School. From now through Dec. 4 toiletries (shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hand sanitizer, etc.) and necessities (tissues, toilet paper, hats, gloves, … More
In preparing for the upcoming winter season our new grounds contractor, Elbers Landscape Service, Inc., will be taking the equipment out and trying it on our sidewalks and roadways before the snow starts flying this week. This is being done … More
Are you teaching courses that are writing intensive, or require students to do written projects? Would you like to learn more about techniques to support student writing development? The General Education Committee is pleased to announce a faculty writing workshop … More
Campus ministry will sponsor the “Giving Tree” to support the needs of local Niagara Falls children this Christmas season. We invite you to participate by taking ornaments from the tree located in the lower level Gallagher Center or in Alumni … More
Purchase a purple and white collapsible umbrella for only $10. This umbrella is a 42″ arc auto open that folds down to 15.5″ in length. Pre-order online until Nov. 16 using this link: http://mynu.niagara.edu/index.php?jump=links/niagara-merchandise/index.php CAB will also be selling umbrellas … More
The Levesque Institute, in conjunction with the department of social work and the University Mission committee, is proud to present a lecture by Dr. Harlan Beckley entitled “Rethinking Poverty and Inequality: A Call to Action for Higher Education,” on Monday, … More
A Unyts Blood Drive will take place on Monday, Nov. 16, and Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. in the lower level Gallagher Center multi-purpose room. To sign up for an appointment, please visit www.unyts.org and putting … More
Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Honor Society For Catholic Colleges and Universities, invites the university community to a special forum: “FIGHT FOR FIFTEEN ($15): RIGHT TURN OR WRONG TURN ON THE MINIMUM WAGE? The panelists are: Rev. Kirk Laubenstein, Executive … More
The Faculty Learning Community invites you on Monday, Nov. 16, at 5 p.m., in Bisgrove 350/351, to hear Donna Phillips, associate professor in the College of Education, talk about how and why she incorporates mindfulness into her classes. This will … More
Receive 25 percent OFF all sweats at the campus store: Monday, Nov. 16 through Saturday, Nov. 29. *Excludes clearance apparel
Fr. Vincent O’Malley, C.M., university chaplain, will host a Q & A session on the Catholic faith Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 12:30 p.m. in Gallagher Center, Room 110. All are welcome.
A Taizé prayer service will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m. in Alumni Chapel. Set in a candle-lit back chapel, this evening of ecumenical prayer combines simple, meditative music, scripture, and silence that allow participants to connect … More
Join us Friday, Nov. 20, for the next $5 Friday, all day long in Clet Dining Hall. Hope to see you there!
Come to the sustainability meeting Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 12:20 p.m. in the multi-purpose room in Gallagher Center to find out what can be placed into the recycling bins and containers around campus. Modern Recycling will be in attendance to … More
In preparing for the upcoming winter season our new grounds contractor, Elbers Landscape Service, Inc., will be taking the equipment out and trying it on our sidewalks and roadways before the snow starts flying this week. This is being done … More
Sustainability, in its most basic definition, means the ability to continue on indefinitely. For humans it typically means to live in a manner that is cognizant of the interconnectedness of economy, society, and environment. Many societies are grappling with sustainable … More
The Niagara University winter indoor baseball school will provide campers with extended hitting and positional instruction-serving as a solid fundamental base for baseball skills for years to come. Campers will receive quality instruction from NU coaches and players. This indoor … More
Faculty and staff can help recognize a student, by sending a nomination to Mary Matiash at mem@niagara.edu in the campus activities office. The deadline is Friday, Dec. 11. Qualifications for candidates include: Junior or Senior status GPA of 3.0 or … More