The Canisius College ALANA Art Project program is coordinated through the ALANA Student Center by way of student leadership. Created to enrich the campus by commissioning original cross-cultural paintings to be exclusively on display at Canisius, this effort serves as a symbol of the college’s investment toward pluralism through the arts.

Each original painting took two years of non-stop student leadership. As a result, four original works that are on permanent display in the college’s Andrew L. Bouwhuis Library, in the stairwell and study areas near the lower level of the library.

Commissioned by the Canisius College Latino/a Art Committee and the Friends of the Office of Multicultural Programs, With the Same Rhythm (Con el Mismo Ritmo), reflects elements of the Latino/a culture.

Click here to see and read about the collection.

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President John Hurley discussed private education on the r-house Radio Show with host Peter Hunt.

The r-house Radio Show is a weekly program on WBEN NewsRadio 930. Its content features a variety of compelling topics with a focus on local events and issues.

To listen to the interview, click here.

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Pictured (l-r): Mary Lu Littlefield, retired director of publications, Jane Cary, PhD, professor emeritus of fine arts/music and Patty Grasso, retired executive associate for residence life.

President John Hurley joined more than 70 retired faculty and staff members to share Canisius memories at the second annual Retired Faculty and Staff Luncheon. The event was held on Thursday, August 18 in the Montante Cultural Center.

View more photos of the luncheon here.

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