Women’s lacrosse earns national rankings for second straight season
The 6-0 record earned the Blue Devils their first national acclaim of 2013 on March 26, when the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) released...
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Plenty to do and see during 'Welcome Week'
A varied selection of events -- from a blockbuster movie to a “silent disco” to fitness classes -- await students every day during Welcome Week...
Lake Shore Savings increases support for performing arts
This year, the Dunkirk-based financial institution takes that support to a new level with a $12,000 commitment as the season-wide sponsor for the Michael C...
Susan Amatuzzo named director of Campus & Community Children's Center
At the Campus and Community Children’s Center, Susan Amatuzzo, '06, supervises a staff of 40 that provides programming, supervision and activities for up to 70...
School of Music welcomes two Grammy winners in 2013-14
Two Grammy Award winners -- legendary jazz musician Arturo Sandoval and the multifaceted Los Angeles Guitar Quartet – will help make the 2013-2014 concert season...
Bill Brown giving Kasling Lecture Oct. 8; Frerichs to receive Hagan honor
Dr. William Brown, a member of the Department of Biology faculty since 2001, has been named the Kasling Lecturer for the 2013-2014 academic year and...
Curtain Call! Brian Usifer, ’03, Music Director on Broadway
Brian Usifer (far right) was among the members of the Kinky Boots cast and creative team during a March 18 New York Times “Times Talks”...
Ferguson earns Biology department’s biggest National Science Foundation grant to date
Biology Professor Scott Ferguson was awarded a $250,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to assess how humans develop and are affected by disease...
Music Industry program crescendos from niche to noteworthy
Music Industry program head Armand Petri (left) recently welcomed Joey Molland the last surviving member of the hit 1970s band, Badfinger, to speak to students...
College of Education emphasizes benefits of a global education
This summer English as a Second Language (ESL) graduate students (from left) Courtney Hanzlian, Caitlin Gunner, and Meghan Troutman took time to tour some ancient...