By: Cassandra Ercoli, Kevin Fisher, and Matti Mendez, Contributors With the fall semester now in full swing and midterm exams right around the corner, Dr. Erin Robinson, a sociology professor, is bringing yoga back to campus with the hopes of offering students time to take care of themselves. For Dr. Robinson, yoga is more than the movement – it is a moment for students to slow down and reconnect with themselves. Her yoga classes offer a break from the rush of classes, midter

By Ryan Patota, Sports Reporter The Canisius men’s soccer team earned their second conference win of the season on Oct. 11, when the Golden Griffins defeated the Quinnipiac Bobcats 2–1 at home.  The Griffs had lost three straight games coming into the matchup against the Bobcats, struggling to start games fast after surrendering the first goal in all three of their losses. That trend would change against Quinnipiac, with freshman defender Henrique Dias scoring his first colle

By: Lucas R. Watson, Layout Editor Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025 will mark a full two hundred years since the opening of the Erie Canal. That transformation of that small ditch – which made its way across the state, up the escarpment and down to Buffalo – into the Erie Canal is one of the most significant events in this entire region's history. There is next to nothing more pivotal than the opening of that canal, which during construction was given such names as ‘Clinton’s Folly’ or

Earlier this week, we found out my aunt, who lives in the Philippines, became an inpatient in the hospital due to a medical emergency in which she would receive immediate surgery. The entire procedure, including her hospital stay and medications, would total over two hundred thousand pesos – in USD, that equals around four thousand dollars or more. PhilHealth, the health insurance every Filipino is mandatorily enrolled in, covers basic expenses for those who are employed, sel

By Paige Apps, Sports Reporter The Canisius volleyball team rose to 6–3 in conference play after a victorious weekend against Rider and Saint Peter’s, placing the Griffs in prime position to contend in the MAAC Championship next month. At this point in the 2025 season, the Golden Griffins have shown genuine growth. After a strong non-conference slate that allowed the team to gel and find its identity, the team entered conference play having laid a foundation in training, chem

By Peter Neville, Assistant Sports Editor The Canisius acrobatics and tumbling team announced its first-ever season schedule this week. The Griffs will compete in six events as part of their NCATA slate. The team will open the season at home against Buffalo State before hitting the road to face Wheeling and West Liberty in early March. Canisius will then host fellow Division I NCATA member Quinnipiac at the KAC on March 15 before closing out the season with a return meet agai

This note from The Underground comes directly from THE   actual underground, aka the metro, where our victorious Griff fans are heading...

By Jase May, Sports Reporter Junior Mikey Takacs matched his career low to lead Canisius to an 11th place finish in Apalachin, NY this...

By: Ben Cordero, Staff Photographer I sat down with graduate student, Mekhi Edwards, to discuss his Canisius journey as well as his...

By Andrew Nowel, Sports Layout Editor After beginning conference play 4–0, the women’s soccer team got off to slow starts against Sacred...

By: Rivy Mosegi, Opinion Editor The genocide of Nigerian Christians has resurfaced over the past several months, yet mainstream Western...

By Ryan Patota, Sports Reporter   The Canisius Men’s Soccer team fell 2–0 to Saint Peter’s on Saturday, continuing their downward trend...

By: Hannah Wiley, Features Editor There’s a new Griff on campus, or in better terms, a returning Griff – Petrina Hill-Cheatom, our new...

By Ashley Kurz, Managing Editor The United Students Association (USA) met on Oct. 3 in Grupp Fireside Lounge, gavelling in at 2:34 p.m....

By: Kaitlin O’Meara, Copy Editor This past Thursday, Oct. 2, Canisius’ Contemporary Writers Series brought Dame Louise Richardson,...

By: Paige Apps, Sports Reporter Canisius opened the MAAC schedule with momentum and optimism, but recently endured back-to-back...

By Katie Dusza, Asst. News Editor  On Oct. 5, Christ the King Chapel and Campus Ministry collaborated with the Environmental...

by Kaitlin O’Meara, Copy Editor On Monday, Oct. 6 the Borders and Migrations Initiative, in collaboration with Campus Ministry, hosted an...

When I think about internships, I think about that one scene in Gilmore Girls  where Rory is interning at the Stamford Eagle Gazette  for...