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Showcasing the culture of curiosity through faculty
By: Lexi Kiblin, Contributor The IMPACT Center hosted the annual Celebration of Faculty Scholarship on Oct. 22, held in the Science Hall from 4-6 p.m. The event began with a warm welcome from Dr. Jonathan Rodgers, followed by remarks from Dr. Bridget Niland, Vice President for Academic Affairs. Niland encouraged attendees to remain curious, especially during challenging times, noting that each faculty member’s unique research inspires students to pursue their own passions and
Lexi Kiblin
Oct 24


Beyond the Dome: "No Kings" Protest
By: Katie Dusza, Asst. News Editor Saturday Oct. 18, thousands of protesters took to Niagara Square to participate in one of more than 2,700 ‘No Kings Day’ protests across the country, over 100 taking place in New York State. These protests come just nine months into Donald Trump’s second presidential term. Critics of the Trump administration see many of their policies as a threat to the Constitution. Across the country, over seven million Americans participated in ‘No Kings
Katie Dusza
Oct 24
Last two weeks in Senate: Student state of the union on the horizon
By: Mikayla Boyd, Editor-In-Chief, and Ashley Kurz, Managing Editor Senate was held on Friday, Oct. 10, beginning at 2:34 p.m. This meeting was held on the last day before fall break and was filled with well-wishes from the E-board encouraging everyone to rest and relax. During executive reports, President DeGlopper mentioned that USA has a table for the Haunted RHA event on Friday, Oct. 24 from 5-7:30 p.m., and a table at the Stress Less event on Nov. 5 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. V
Mikayla Boyd
Oct 24
In Other News 10/24
This past weekend, hundreds of people took part in the “emergency naked bike ride” protest in Portland, Ore. The protest served as a response to President Trump’s plan to send National Guard troops to Portland. While the World Naked Bike Ride is an annual event that is used to demonstrate cyclist safety, body positivity, and freedom from fossil fuel dependence, this demonstration was labeled as an “emergency” to show their protest regarding ICE. People were seen in complete n
The Griffin
Oct 24
Faculty governance summit: Tanya Loughead as keynote speaker
By: Ashley Kurz, Managing Editor This Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, the University of Rochester will be hosting a faculty governance summit. The summit is for the entirety of New York State higher education governance, its first governance-specific event. There will be multiple AAUP leaders in attendance, according to Canisius’ own Dr. Tanya Loughead, who will be the keynote speaker at the summit. The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) union was established in 19
Ashley Kurz
Oct 24


Christ the King hosts a blessing of pets in honor of St. Francis
By Katie Dusza, Asst. News Editor On Oct. 5, Christ the King Chapel and Campus Ministry collaborated with the Environmental...
Katie Dusza
Oct 10


From the borderlands to Buffalo: exploring the Kino Border Initiative
by Kaitlin O’Meara, Copy Editor On Monday, Oct. 6 the Borders and Migrations Initiative, in collaboration with Campus Ministry, hosted an...
Kaitlin O'Meara
Oct 10


More than just a bookstore: welcoming Barnes and Noble to campus
By Bri Wasil, News Editor This past Wednesday, Canisius University unveiled its new bookstore through Barnes and Noble College. The rapid...
Briana Wasil
Oct 10
Printing on campus: a correction to “Last week in Senate”
By The Griffin In the Oct. 3 edition of The Griffin , we covered the Sept. 26 United Student Association (USA) meeting, as we do every...
The Griffin
Oct 9
Beyond the Dome: Tragedy strikes Michigan community
By: Katie Dusza, Asst. News Editor On Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025 at 10:25 a.m., an armed gunman in a pickup truck bearing two American flags...
Katie Dusza
Oct 3
In Other News...
By: The Griffin Canisius has been named the Best University in the 716 for the second consecutive year in the Best of the 716 contest...
The Griffin
Oct 3
Fostering Opportunities for All Students: Dean of Students Monthly Forum
Bri Wasil, News Editor This past Tuesday, Dean of Students Mike Yates offered students the opportunity to discuss and share how their...
Briana Wasil
Oct 3
Faculty Senate's commitment to bettering academics for all
By: Hannah Wiley, Features Editor Going into the 2025-26 academic year, the faculty senate has all its seats full for the first time in...
Hannah Wiley
Oct 3
Last week in Senate: Last semester with printers
By Ashley Kurz, Managing Editor *** This article has been corrected. Please see the correct information here: https://www.griffinnewspape...
Ashley Kurz
Oct 3
September Peace Coffeehouse: ICE and Immigration Courts
By Ashley Kurz, Managing Editor The Western New York Peace Center (WNYPC) was founded in 1967 with the goal of violence prevention,...
Ashley Kurz
Oct 3
Canisius Athletics: A Conversation with President Stoute
By: The Griffin On Friday, Sept. 19, The Griffin had our annual lunch with President Steve K. Stoute to start the academic year. Below...
The Griffin
Sep 26
Canisius hosts second annual Griff Weekend
By: Briana Wasil, News Editor This weekend, Canisius is hosting the 50th reunion of the Class of 1975. This event is one of many parts of...
Briana Wasil
Sep 26
In Other News
By: The Griffin It is Griff Weekend this weekend. The Old Main Hughes Lot will be closed from 5 p.m. Friday to 10 p.m. Saturday. The...
The Griffin
Sep 26
The Griffin’s lunch with President Stoute: Stoute commits to student success
By: Hannah Wiley, Features Editor and Kaitlin O’Meara, Copy Editor On Friday, Sept. 19, The Griffin had our annual lunch with President...
Hannah Wiley and Kaitlin O'Meara
Sep 26


Canisius Conversations: Living & Learning
By: Mikayla Boyd, Editor-in-Chief and Rivy Mosegi, Opinion Editor On Thursday, Sept. 25, Campus Ministry hosted an installment in the...
Mikayla Boyd and Rivy Mosegi
Sep 26
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