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Information: What’s in My Classroom?

Teaching in a new-to-you classroom? Or new to Canisius University in general?

Check out the What’s in my Classroom? Wiki page, which has information on the different levels of technology, the classrooms in various buildings, how those classrooms work, and more.

For those new to Canisius University, it may be wise to set up a training session with the Helpdesk. Please email helpdesk@canisius.edu and be sure to include the room(s) that you will be teaching in.

Additional reminders:

Many of the classrooms are set up in such a way to allow maximum flexibility. If chairs and tables are moved, please put them back the way they were initially found. Please do not move furniture from one room to another. If needed, please contact Sam Brennan to arrange a different classroom. Optionally, if you need a temporary space (ex., you will have a speaker on campus that you want multiple of your classes to attend), use 25 Live to select a room and schedule an event.

Also, note that the classroom projector lightbulbs have a limited lifespan and are costly to replace. Unless the next instructor or class is waiting in the hallway, please be sure to shutdown the classroom, especially if it is late in the day or a Thursday/Friday class. This saves on energy and extends the lifetime of the projector bulb.

Canisius in the News

The Buffalo News reported on Canisius bolstering its pre-law program with the appointment of Chris Moellering, a former federal attorney and Department of Homeland Security special council. Moellering is the new assistant vice president for legal and industry-aligned pathways at Canisius and will advise students exploring legal careers, teach law-related coursework and coordinate with the university’s mock-trial program. The article also mentions that Canisius as reached a five-year articulation agreement with Erie 1 BOCES. Read more here.

Faculty and Staff Engagement Opportunities in September

As a way of being engaged neighbors in our community and further our Jesuit mission of being people for and with others, we are offering staff and faculty the opportunity to participate in a day of service with Habitat for Humanity.

There are two available options to participate: Friday, September 11 and Friday, September 18, both from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. The specific tasks for the day and build site are yet to be determined, but the build site location will be within a 10 minute drive of campus.

There are 8 available spots on each day. Please only sign up for 1 date so as many people as possible can participate. Confirmation of your spot and additional details will be emailed to those who register.

You can sign up here

Questions: contact Spencer Liechty (liechtys@canisius.edu).

In addition, the Athletics Department organizes a weekly meal delivery with FeedMore WNY (formerly Meals on Wheels) in North Buffalo every Thursday from approximately 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Be on the lookout for a call for volunteers for the upcoming fall schedule!

Griffin Athletics: Summer Highlights & Fall Updates

It’s that time of year! As we get ready to welcome students back to campus, here’s a quick look at some of the latest news from Griffin Athletics, from fall schedules and coaching staff updates to new student-athlete leadership. Cross country, volleyball and golf announced their upcoming schedules, while men’s lacrosse and men’s basketball shared staff updates.

The 2026-27 Metro Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Executive Board was also announced. Canisius University’s Cassandra Ercoli was selected as Vice Chair. 

KeJuan Harmon ’20 Turns Canisius Experience Into Opportunity

Canisius sports management graduate KeJuan Harmon ’20 is expanding opportunities for young people as statewide coordinator for New York State Parks’ Ladders to the Outdoors program. He credits his Canisius education, mentorship and hands-on experiences with preparing him for a career rooted in leadership, community engagement and service. Harmon also recently joined the Canisius University Alumni Association Board of Directors. Read the story here.