Change is Good. Scary, but Good
By Marissa Burr What happens when you’ve had a plan for over a decade about what you want to do with your life, and then suddenly — one...
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Patrick Healy, Managing Editor
- Sep 30
Notes from Underground 09/30/22
By Patrick Healy It seems to The Underground like every event is worth 75+ Petey Points. And, in a month, students will receive a bonus...
The Griffin
- Sep 30
Reader's Rite: Parking
Many years ago, during the first week of class in my first year as an Canisius College assistant professor, I remember parking my car — a...
Patrick Healy, Managing Editor
- Sep 28
Griffin Editorial: Let’s not be lax with the vax
By Patrick Healy There is a nasty stomach and/or respiratory bug going around right now. Getting a flu shot won’t help you to actively...
Patrick Healy, Managing Editor
- Sep 23
The Griffin Editorial: Stoute, Students
By Patrick Healy Stoute’s presidential persona solidifying During February’s public forums for president, this column posed a question to...
Marissa Burr
- Sep 23
Why Buffalo?
By Marissa Burr There’s an age old question: What came first, the chicken or the egg? Now I don’t really know the correct answer to that...
The Griffin
- Sep 23
Notes from the Underground
By Patrick Healy On Monday President Stoute wrote to the “Canisius campus community” that “I expect you know that I believe in the power...
Grace Brown
- Sep 23
Introducing: “Readers Rite,” your opportunity to share your truths
By Grace Brown It is with great excitement that I have the pleasure of introducing the newest addition to The Griffin family: Readers...
The Griffin
- Sep 16
Griffin Editorial
New student dean is keen Dr. Harold Fields, Canisius’s new Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, spoke with the...
Grace Brown and Patrick Healy
- Sep 16
What is the name of the orange Quad Cat? A Griffin Survey
By Grace Brown and Patrick Healy He is a purring phenomenon of particular psychological import to Canisius undergraduates; a feline...
Marissa Burr
- Sep 16
Cultivating Cura Personalis Across Campus Can Help Ease back-to-school Anxieties
By Marissa Burr As summer turns to fall, sweatpants replace shorts, and vacation becomes routine again, a new school year begins. To me,...
The Griffin
- Sep 16
Notes from Underground 09/16/22
PHat ealy President Stoute signs every campus-wide email AMDG, which in Latin stands for “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam” but in Layman means “AM...
Patrick Healy
- Sep 16
From the Managing Editor: Public Safety Blotter and more in store this year
By Patrick Healy Thanks are first owed to Ms. Debbie Owens, Title IX Coordinator and New Griff Orientation Director, for supporting The...
Patrick Healy
- Apr 29
President John Hurley on his legacy, Canisius’s future
By Patrick Healy, Opinion Editor President John Hurley, then a staff reporter covering Canisius’s cross-country team, entered his first...
Grace Brown
- Apr 29
Jesus, Jehovah's need to leave us alone
By Grace Brown, Assistant Opinion Editor It was a crisp spring day in Chicago — the kind where the warmth of the sun makes it pleasant to...
Aidan Joly
- Apr 29
Mission 100 days: It’s a little weird
By Aidan Joly, Editor-in-Chief How do you sum up four years at Canisius in one 750-word piece? I guess it’s my turn to give it a shot. I...
Patrick Healy
- Apr 29
Notes from The Underground 04/29/22
Are we just not going to talk about how the new USA E-board is Jahare, Jillian, Jake, and Julia? AND that the new editor of The Griffin...
Maddy Lockwood
- Apr 29
Cancellation leaves Allen fans crestfallen
By Maddy Lockwood, Assistant Features Editor As a die hard Bills fan and local Western New Yorker, I was devastated to open my email last...
Patrick Healy
- Apr 22
Randy Barnett on colleges and the constitution, scholars and students
The Griffin spoke with Randy Barnett, professor of law at Georgetown and renowned constitutional scholar, during his recent trip to...
April Vega
- Apr 22
Mission 100 Days: It’s only pain
By April Vega, Managing Editor One day when I was little I came home sniffling, holding the latest of the scrapes I had collected from...