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Men for Others, Always

With nearly 10,000 living alumni, one of the strengths of Canisius is its highly-engaged alumni community. Every day, Canisius alumni positively impact the world around them in a variety of ways, utilizing God-given talents and the Jesuit values instilled during their years at Canisius. These men — strong of body, mind, and spirit — live out the Jesuit motto of "Men for Others."


 

Alumni News

2023 Alumni Awards honor the best of CHS
Keith McShea

Twelve stellar examples of the ideals to which all Canisius High School alumni strive were honored at our Alumni Awards induction ceremony in Scaccia Auditorium. 

Fr. Dennis Baker, S.J. '98 named president of Loyola Blakefield
Keith McShea

Congratulations to Fr. Dennis Baker, S.J. ’98, who Wednesday was named president of Loyola Blakefield.

Athletic Hall of Fame's Class of 2023 announced
Keith McShea

The President and Board of Trustees of Canisius High School are proud to announce seven 2023 inductees to the Athletic Hall of Fame. They will be inducted as part of a gala event on Saturday, Nov. 18.

Remembering Alex Gress '91: “An all-time great guy and easy to love.”
Keith McShea

“Alex was an all-time great guy and easy to love," said Vice President for Institutional Advancement Andy Deyell ’91, a classmate, friend and fellow member of our Board of Trustees with Alex Gress '91.

Mark Paradowski '99 and "Crusaders" surpass $120K raised for 11 Day Power Play
Keith McShea

Mark Paradowski '99 and several other CHS grads were again part of the 11 Day Power Play's outstanding marathon hockey fundraiser.

Andrew Kang '22 performs at Carnegie Hall
Keith McShea

Andrew Kang '22, who excelled in the arts during his CHS career, has continued to do so as a freshman at Boston College.

Kang performed at famed Carnegie Hall in February as part of The Liturgy Arts Group of Boston College.

Requiescat in Pace, Mark Russell ’50
Keith McShea

Requiescat in Pace, Mark Russell ’50.

We mourn the loss of Russell, one of the nation’s foremost political satirists, who performed comedic routines at his piano for more than five decades. The bespectacled and bow-tied Russell gained national fame for his public television specials, many of which were recorded at Buffalo’s WNED.

'God loved Jay, and God loved us through Jay.' Fr. James Van Dyke, S.J. '77 delivers homily for Jason Arno '03
CHS Communications

Fr. James Van Dyke, S.J. '77 delivered the homily during the funeral Mass for Jason Arno '03 at St. Joseph Cathedral. 

Read a transcript and watch video of the homily.