Canisius College President John Hurley announced Thursday that he will retire at the end of the 2021-22 academic year after 12 years in...

By. Natalie Faas, News Editor Dan Dentino, Ph. D., has left Canisius after over two years of service to the community as the vice...

By: Natalie Faas, News Editor After an almost yearlong investigation conducted by a special committee for the American Association of...

Two Canisius students organized a short protest last Friday in response to the recent sexual assault lawsuit filed against the school....

By: Natalie Faas, assistant news editor Quadrangle, Canisius’ literary and arts magazine, released its 69th annual edition at an event on...

By: Jenna French, news editor As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to sweep across the world, emerging studies have indicated an increase...

By: Lauren Schifley, Art Director Canisius professor Barbara Irwin, Ph.D., was interviewed last weekend for an upcoming documentary about...

By: Sam Chapman, News Contributor A second COVID-19 surge has swept India as the country set a new daily record on Thursday for COVID-19...

By: Mike Pesarchick, Editor-in-Chief The Undergraduate Student Association (USA) Senate confirmed its speaker, vice speaker and cabinet...

By: Mike Pesarchick, Editor-in-Chief Two Canisius students organized and led a short protest on Friday in response to the recent sexual...

By: Sam Chapman, News Contributor Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Sara Morris said Monday that Canisius is preparing for fully...

By: Lauren Schifley, Art Director As Biden’s first 100 days come to an end, we look back at what he promised to accomplish by now and see...

By: Natalie Faas, assistant news editor The Canisius community has continued to express anger in the aftermath of last week’s lawsuit as...

By: Mike Pesarchick, Editor in Chief Dozens turned out to the Montante Cultural Center on Tuesday for the 17th annual Hassett Family...