by Danielle Pagano | Sep 10, 2026 | Staff
Women building and the champions in their corner. All in one room.
We’re bringing together entrepreneurs, founders, friends, facilitators, partners + champions for an evening of music, drinks, connections, and opportunity.
Come be part of the WBC community, explore everything we’re building to help entrepreneurs move forward, and see what’s possible when the right people get in the same room.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 · 5:30–7:30 PM
Canisius University, Science Hall Commons
1901 Main Street, Buffalo, NY
DJ · DRINKS · LIGHT BITES · CONNECTIONS · OPPORTUNITIES
by browkaa | Sep 10, 2026 | Staff
Looking for a way to connect with the Canisius community through faith? Christ the King Chapel’s music ministry, Exalt, is welcoming new members of all experience levels and faith backgrounds.
Exalt performs between the 9:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Masses, alternately, on Sundays at Christ the King Chapel.
To join, simply scan the QR code above or Email smokowski.brodka@gmail.com.
by Elizabeth Adu | Sep 10, 2026 | Staff
Canisius University, in collaboration with Wegmans Pharmacy, will host a series of flu vaccination clinics on campus this fall, starting next Tuesday, September 15.
Interested individuals can register using the QR code provided above or by contacting Elizabeth Adu, wellness outreach coordinator, at adu1@my.canisius.edu
Please be sure to bring your insurance card (or a copy of the card) with you to the appointment.
by browkaa | Sep 10, 2026 | Staff
New research led by Associate Professor of Psychology Jenn Lodi-Smith, PhD, has been published in Self and Identity, a scholarly journal dedicated to the study of social and psychological processes of the self.
Lodi-Smith and her co-authors conducted a meta-analysis of 144 studies involving more than 67,000 participants to examine the relationship between self-concept clarity – the perceived confidence, coherence and consistency of one’s self-concept – and self-esteem, or how positively they evaluate themselves.
The analysis found a strong positive relationship between the two, with people who reported greater self-concept clarity also tending to report higher self-esteem. The researchers also found that the strength of the relationship varied based on factors including country, language and the measures used in individual studies.
The findings underscore the importance of considering both self-concept clarity and self-esteem when studying how people understand and evaluate themselves and their relationship to life outcomes.
Click here to read the full study, “The relationship between self-concept clarity and self-esteem: A meta-analysis.”
