by Emeri Krawczyk | Aug 4, 2026 | Staff
Water service will be temporarily shut off in Old Main, Churchill Tower and the Health Science Building on Wednesday, August 5, from 6:00 a.m. to approximately 4:00 p.m. to allow for the replacement of two fire hydrants as part of the Jefferson Project Phase 1. Bagen Hall and the Andrew L. Bouwhuis Library may also experience a temporary loss of water service.
During the outage, water, restrooms, and drinking fountains will be unavailable in affected buildings. Faculty and staff working in these buildings should bring drinking water and plan accordingly. Operations at The Market and Tim Hortons may also be affected. The cooling system in the Health Science Building will be shut down during the outage because it relies on the city’s water supply.
A detailed email with additional information has been sent to faculty and staff. In the event of an emergency during the outage, contact Campus Safety at Ext. 2330. Facilities will provide an update once water service has been restored.
by Emeri Krawczyk | Aug 4, 2026 | Staff
This summer, Canisius University education students Savannah Braden ’27 and Elizabeth Andrews ’29 are gaining valuable hands-on teaching experience while helping young Buffalo readers strengthen their literacy skills. Through a partnership with Say Yes Buffalo, the students are providing research-based Reading Ready instruction that helps children develop foundational reading skills while building confidence as learners.
Read how this summer experience is preparing future educators and making an impact in the community.
by Emeri Krawczyk | Aug 4, 2026 | Staff
Students in Canisius University’s AUDIT Lab have published their second research briefing examining artificial intelligence adoption in the internal audit profession. Produced in collaboration with Cherry Hill Advisory, the study draws on responses from more than 3,000 internal audit professionals across 60 countries and identifies a growing gap between rapid AI adoption and the governance structures needed to support its responsible use. The research also introduces practitioner “adaptation personas” to help organizations better tailor AI training and implementation strategies.
The publication features AUDIT Lab Fellows Reilly Boyer ’25, Kelly Crous ’27, Ashley Hedges ’26, Keegan Langefels ’26, Bryce McCarthy ’27, Justin Morabito ’27 and Bella Peters ’28 alongside faculty and research collaborators.
Congratulations to the students on this latest publication!
by Emeri Krawczyk | Aug 4, 2026 | Staff
If you are interested in integrating the Global Citizen Curriculum Project into your Fall 2026 class(es), complete the online application by August 14. Questions? Contact
Maura Snyder, Faculty Fellow, Office of Academic Affairs.
by Emeri Krawczyk | Aug 4, 2026 | Staff
Please note, as a reminder, the university’s early Friday closures will end August 7.
Normal Friday hours resume on August 14.
Questions? Contact Human Resources at Ext. 2240.
