All are welcome to attend this free training/speaking event that will examine the impact of sexual harm, including the physical, emotional, psychological, and relational consequences of trauma. All too often this trauma is compounded when survivors interact with legal, medical, … More
Niagara University is inviting the community to Take Back the Night on Thursday, March 31st through participation in an annual event that aims to end relationship and sexual violence in all forms. Co-sponsored by the YWCA of the Niagara Frontier, … More
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Blessed Frédéric Ozanam was a brilliant scholar who started the world-famous St. Vincent de Paul Society. Accordingly, this award goes to a Niagara student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in BOTH academics AND community service. Nominees must… Be a junior … More
CCTL Article Discussion on Friday, March 25, at 2:30 p.m. online via Zoom. As a way to promote inspiration and collegiality among faculty members, CCTL is hosting a series of Article Discussions online via Zoom. These discussions are open to … More
Max Stephan, adjunct instructor of Creative Writing in the English department, will host the Western New York Poets Reading Series at the Castellani Art Museum on Wednesday, March 23 at 7:00 p.m., featuring poet Dr. Scott Williams. The event is … More
Dear Members of the University Community, It’s hard to believe, but Commencement 2022 is approaching rather quickly. Please take a moment to review the dates and times below, and select any or all graduation ceremonies to work at Artpark in … More
We are still collecting baskets and other donations if you would like to donate. You can reach the three ladies on the flyer to drop off or Jennifer ParDee in the admissions office if you are on campus. You can … More
MACHINAL by Sophie Treadwell A prominent example of American Expressionist theatre, Machinal (Mar 31-Apr 4) portrays the 1920s as a time when women were systematically marginalized and viewed as property or playthings in a male dominated, increasingly mechanized society. This shocking, surreal … More
Attention all colleges, departments, programs, and student clubs and organizations! Donations are needed for our on-campus food pantry, as it is running very low. Supplies could include: non-perishable foods (i.e., canned items, soups, tuna, peanut butter, Nutella, mac and cheese, … More
Save the date: April 7, 2022 4-7PMLocation: Niagara University, Lewiston NY, Salvatore Dining Common You are invited to a timely program with implications for current and soon to be professionals who share responsibility for the health and well-being of our … More
This year’s virtual series will be recorded live via Zoom. The following site includes the 2021 and Orange Day video events at Niagara University Indigenous Education Series | Niagara University in Ontario. The video of Robert Cutting’s session will be … More
The University’s Crisis Response Team will be conducting shelter in place drills in some campus buildings April 6 and 7, 2022. The shelter in place drill schedule is:Wednesday April 6, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. in Dwyer Arena; and 2:00 p.m. … More
SmugMug is Niagara University’s image database system used to organize university photos in a central location for fast sharing and retrievability. Students, faculty, and staff are able to easily download images located in the public photos of the database. SmugMug … More
Career ExpoWednesday, March 30, 202212:30-3:30 p.m.Upper Level – Gallagher Center Career Services is excited to return to an in-person career fair. We currently have 70+ employers registered. Employers will be on campus looking to hire students and alumni for full-time, … More
On Thursday, March 24, the University’s Crisis Response Team will be conducting hands-on learning experiences and training for the campus community. The training sessions will be held in the Gallagher Center Multipurpose Room and will begin at 10:20 a.m. and … More
All are welcome to attend this free training/speaking event that will examine the impact of sexual harm, including the physical, emotional, psychological, and relational consequences of trauma. All too often this trauma is compounded when survivors interact with legal, medical, … More
The Niagara University Women’s Studies Program Committee announces a celebration of National Women’s History Month. See the attached flyer for more details.
Niagara University is inviting the community to Take Back the Night on Thursday, March 31st through participation in an annual event that aims to end relationship and sexual violence in all forms. Co-sponsored by the YWCA of the Niagara Frontier, … More