Janet Gramza

When Gary Crump earned his law degree from Wesleyan University in 1990, he planned to be a lawyer. Instead, during years of paralegal work in criminal defense, he experienced the heartbreak of seeing Black teens sentenced to long jail terms for taking the wrong path.

Steve K. Stoute, the 25th president of Canisius College, talks about efforts to make a Canisius education available to a broader community.

Earl Knauss, who developed a program taking unmarketable vegetables from local farmers and donating them to local food pantries, talks about what makes some vegetables needlessly unsuitable for market, and how the program he founded has become the Farm to Family program with help from the Rotary Club of Hamburg.

Buffalo State University has reduced its structural deficit from $16.5 million at the beginning of this year to a current deficit of $12.6 million, said Bonita R. Durand, the university’s interim president.

Buffalo State University has reduced its structural deficit from $16.5 million at the beginning of this year to a current deficit of $12.6 million, said Bonita R. Durand, the university’s interim president.

The University at Buffalo launched its Boldly Buffalo fundraising campaign in 2018 with the goal of raising $650 million. UB surpassed that goal in just three years, and, buoyed by that success, extended the campaign to meet a new goal of $1 billion.

The University at Buffalo’s new senior associate vice president for economic development, Per Stromhaug, has held a lot of titles while at SUNY Binghamton for the past decade, including “Money Man” for the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator

Niagara, Canisius, D'Youville tout higher U.S. News rankings for 2025

The University at Buffalo’s new senior associate vice president for economic development, Per Stromhaug, has held a lot of titles while at SUNY Binghamton for the past decade, including “Money Man” for the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator

Canisius University faculty will hold a picket and teach-in Friday morning to protest the administration’s plan to cut $15 million from the university’s operating budget for next year.