CHS Robotics hosts a competition featuring 29 teams on Saturday when it welcomes schools from throughout Western New York and beyond for the Canisius 2025 VEX V5 High Stakes Qualifying Tournament.

What an extra-special night of holiday music in Scaccia Auditorium for Canisius High School and Sam Gugliuzza ’25.

The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra performed at CHS for the second straight December, and the Tuesday, Dec. 17 concert included a wonderful moment as the BPO invited Gugliuzza, an accomplished violinist, to join them.

“His heart was full of love, full of dreams, and the deep desire to do well for his family.”

That is how Spanish teacher Angela Cascia remembers the late Kevon Walker ’24.

A celebration of life for Walker will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at True Bethel Baptist Church, 907 E. Ferry St., Buffalo, followed by a funeral service at 11 a.m. 

The following Canisius students achieved excellence by earning placement on the Honor Roll for the First Quarter of the 2024-25 school year.

We mourn the sudden passing of Walker, who was in his freshman year at St. Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania.

On the eve of one of the most notable anniversaries in Buffalo’s history, Canisius students partnered with the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site to restore a historic marker on our campus.

Twelve members of the Class of 2025 attended our Senior Companions Retreat in Midland, Ontario, Canada this past weekend, held at the site of the North American Martyrs Shrine.

We celebrated a special Mass with members of the Class of 1973 and dedicated our new statue of St. Ignatius of Loyola.

We are more than honored today to be flying a particular American flag above 1180 Delaware Ave. at the request of the family of Nicholas Marchese ’22, who is entering his final two years at the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Two Jesuit novices who spent a memorable year with us prior to their novitiate professed their first vows last weekend.

The many students at this week’s CHS Basketball camp experienced a special bonus today when they heard from accomplished alum LaTerrance Reed ’15.

Our unparalleled Higher Achievement Program finished its fun four-week run Friday as families and friends joined us for the HAP Awards ceremony in Scaccia Auditorium.

Brian Cosgrove ’94 is the new Chief of Police of the West Seneca Police Department.