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Reaching 'a tipping point' for affordability of college
Canisius College graduate Caryn Woomer, of Tonawanda, wore a celebratory message on her cap during graduation ceremonies May 21, 2011, in UB's Alumni Arena.
Conservatives flock to the public payroll
In these heady days for the Erie County Conservative Party, its spark plug of a chairman describes the Conservatives' ideals: "We are the party of lesser government, individual responsibility and traditional social values," says Ralph C. Lorigo, who has the power to call party-favored politicians into his West Seneca law office should they stray ... (more)
'Frozen' a difficult but rewarding theater experience
It's a strong piece of theater about the weakest piece of humanity. It will gnaw at your insides.
Missionary invites grads to get world back on course
Sister Peggy O'Neill speaks to Canisius College graduates during the commencement ceremony at Alumni Arena on the University at Buffalo's North Campus Saturday.
Sabres Broadcaster Rick Jeanneret Receives Honorary Degree
Students attending the Canisius College undergraduate commencement ceremonies Saturday weren't the only ones receiving a degree that day.
Paul V. McCarthy, Calspan assistant treasurer
Paul V. McCarthy, a retired assistant treasurer for Calspan Advanced Technology, died Wednesday at his home in Williamsville.
Corasanti team begins to present case
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The prosecution rested and the defense began telling its side of the story on day 13 of the James Corasanti manslaughter trial.
Balmy Weather Brought Out the Bugs, but Was the Frost That Followed a Factor?
The question is, will bug populations be larger this summer? "It depends," says Canisius College Biology Professor Katie Costanzo, PhD.
Lawrence J. Hughes, high school math teacher
Lawrence Joseph Hughes, of the Town of Tonawanda, a retired high school math teacher and former manager of a teachers credit union, died Tuesday in Kenmore Mercy Hospital, Town of Tonawanda.
Buffalo Niagara Business Ethics Awards Presented to Three Companies
The BNBEA annual award event raises community awareness of ethical behavior and pays tribute to companies that consistently demonstrate ethical conduct in everything they do.
Demon Lacrosse Alum Heading to NCAA Tournament
Westlake High 2011 graduate Alex Chernosky has gone a long way his first year at Canisius College .
Crash of stolen car brings probation
Bruce B. Bidwell, 40, of Elmwood Avenue, who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, was placed on five years' probation by Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
A group of students and faculty members from Canisius College perform a dance number in front of the polar bear enclosure at the Buffalo Zoo on Monday as part of a class project.
Applicants sought for journalism award
The Buffalo Association of Black Journalists is accepting applications for its 2012 Carl R. Allen Memorial Scholarship.
UB official helps companies get off the ground
Boston, San Diego and Pittsburgh are among the cities that have seen economic boosts as innovations produced in the laboratory have been translated to startup companies and high-tech jobs.
Film scholars exposed (and Exposed) at Northwestern
Tomorrow evening at 6 PM, Northwestern University will host the second edition of their 'Illuminating the Shadows' conference on film criticism.
William F. Burns, longtime Buffalo teacher, veteran
Born in Buffalo, Mr. Burns was a graduate of Don Bosco College of New Jersey and earned his master's degree from Canisius College.
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