Winter/Spring 2012 — Volume 28, Issue 2
When Al Oddo retired in June, members of the Niagara University community agreed it would be difficult to imagine a faculty roster that didn’t include the accounting professor of 38 years. Now they won’t have to, as ...
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National Hockey League pioneer Willie O’Ree took part in a ceremonial puck drop at the Feb. 16 Niagara men’s hockey game vs. Canisius as part of a celebration of Black History Month. Willie became the first black ...
MoreNiagara University’s four-year graduation rate of 61.1 percent topped all public and private colleges or universities in Western New York, according to a 2010 graduation-tracking website produced by The Chronicle of ...
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Dr. Roselind Gullo Bogner, associate professor of school counseling, received the Career Achievement Award from the New York State School Counselor Association at the Statewide Conference of the New York State School ...
MoreWith the advent of the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill and recent drawdown of forces deployed overseas, the number of veterans choosing to pursue degrees at Niagara University has more than doubled over the past two years. While ...
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Bill Newton, assistant director of campus activities, has been named Campus Event Planner of the Year by Power Performers Inc., a national speakers and entertainment bureau. Chosen for the honor from among more than ...
MoreShawn P. Daly, Ph.D., P.E., has been named dean of its College of Business Administration following a nationwide search. Dr. Daly comes to Niagara from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. He ...
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For the third straight year, the Club Managers Association of America’s Student Chapter of the Year resides on Monteagle Ridge. Niagara University’s student chapter of the CMAA topped 56 other colleges and ...
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Every two years, Kappa Delta Pi, a prestigious honor society for educators around the country, hosts its Biannual Convocation, where students, teachers and professionals meet to discuss and celebrate all fields of ...
MoreFather Michael J. Tumulty, C.M., who served in a variety of capacities at Niagara University over the course of 42 years, passed away Saturday, Nov. 26, at St. Catherine's Infirmary in Philadelphia, Pa. He was 89. Born ...
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Pop or soda, the generic term for carbonated beverages has been a source of friendly debate between soft drink aficionados for decades, depending on the geographic region they call home. Niagara University students have ...
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It was a day he will surely remember for the rest of his life. And happily, it should be a long and healthy life. It was late last August when Scott Arnold, terrified but still positive, had recently undergone surgery ...
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