Medaille's major initiative to establish dual-degree partnerships with four East Asian universities in China and Taiwan continues to move forward. The college expects to have as many as 12 to 15 international students enrolled in the upcoming fall semest...

Every year towards the end of the spring semester there is a week long celebration dedicated to the graduating class. This year senior week kicked off on Monday, April 19, and went until Thursday, April 22. On Monday at 12:00 p.m., the Alumni Associatio...

The upcoming installation of solar panels at Medaille College will bring the school to the forefront of the green movement, making it a model for others schools of its kind. South-facing panels, made from silicon crystals, will be placed on the Sullivan ...

Students in the Life Science Club at Medaille have teamed up with Firsthand Learning to give underserved middle school students unprecedented opportunities. The program allows youth to learn about and dissect a variety of animals with the help of a stude...

It was called a sneak preview.. It is important to understand before the further reading of this column that I am no critic. However, I am a communication major who interns at Eric Mower and Associates and I also dream (big) of writing commercials with m...

It's been a busy year for the members of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE). Despite the fact that they're one of the newest clubs on campus, these students have wasted no time making a name for themselves and ndash; both on campus and off. '[SIFE] is ...

For the past several years, prospective students who were thinking about enrolling in classes at Medaille were encouraged to 'experience it. and rdquo; With the help of local marketing communications firm, Travers Collins, a new marketing campaign is in t...

Please be aware: I live in a glass house where stones, among other things, are not allowed to be thrown (publicly). bum bum bum, The incurable disease. Hey! you out there, reading this. Yah, you. There is something you need to know (if you don't already)...

We've all asked ourselves which lifestyle would be better: commuting or dorming? To some, dorming is paradise. You can hang out with your friends whenever you want because they're right down the hall. You can wake up ten minutes before class and still be...

Facebook and MySpace are two of the most popular social network sites, the former with more than 200 million users worldwide. They are some of the fastest-growing and best-known sites on the Internet today. College students need to start thinking twice a...

Aside from filling out a resume, students who are entering the work force face another significant hurdle: surviving the interview. Being interviewed by a potential employer is never an easy thing, and students are advised to be fully prepared for any qu...

Whether it is a positive or negative, tattoos and piercing get attention. They can be a statement, an expression, or even the result of a night where one too many beers were consumed. Whatever the case, our generation has jumped at the chance to explore ...

The implementation of a soon-to-be annual Senior Week is underway thanks to Director of Student Involvement and the Center for Multicultural Education and Diversity, Melisa Williams. Working in association with Alumni Relations, The Health and Wellness C...

Resident students often criticize the overnight policy here at Medaille. Some feel that it is too strict and that it infringes upon their rights as tuition paying students. Medaille requires that any resident student who desires to have an overnight visi...

More than two hundred years ago, Benjamin Franklin wrote that time is opportunity and that, in order to live fully, we have to learn to make the most of it. If we love life, he said, we'll treasure our time. We'll use it wisely. However, mastering time m...

After graduating from the University of Miami (Ohio), Dr. Douglas W. Howard went on to earn his Doctorate Degree from the University of Rochester. The Ph.D. in English helped Dr. Howard garnish a spot on the campus of St. John Fisher University (Rocheste...

In addition to being able to make purchases in the Sullivan Center and the Snack Shop, students at Medaille College will soon be able to use their declining balance on their I.D. cards at the fourth floor Academic Commons and SPOT Coffee. The new program...

Please be aware: I live in a glass house where stones, among other things, are not allowed to be thrown (publicly). Without students there can be no professors. Without professors there can be no students. Without either of these, knowledge would cease t...

As of Wednesday, February 17, the face of Medaille College's undergraduate program at the Buffalo campus will never be the same. On this day it was announced that the John R. Oishei Foundation will provide the school with a $400,000 grant over three year...