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.

Our utmost gratitude to Pete Gallivan and WGRZ Ch. 2 for sharing the story of James Sutton '24, the first recipient of the William M. Tompkins Scholarship at CHS, and DeeAnn DiMeo, who established the scholarship in memory of her son.

An outstanding group of Crusaders were again a big part of the 11 Day Power Play's outstanding marathon fundraiser.

We are grateful that our outstanding CHS community has been honored by Buffalo Business First’s Schools Guide as the top Catholic school in the Buffalo metro area.

These Canisius students achieved excellence by earning placement on the Honor Roll for the Fourth Quarter of the 2023-24 school year.

A prayer read by Daniel Sugg ’25 opened Wednesday’s Junior Awards Ceremony in the historic Scaccia Auditorium. The ceremony included several special honors and the 2024 induction to Canisius' Robert Bellarmine Chapter of the National Honor Society.

West Point-bound Evan Galvin '24 and National Merit Scholarship winner Vincent Misterkiewicz '24 were among scores honored at our annual Senior Awards Ceremony in Scaccia Auditorium Tuesday morning.

The 63rd Mr. Canisius was announced by Principal Tom Coppola ‘01 at this morning’s Senior Awards Ceremony.

The six 2024 Mr. Canisius finalists all had their photo taken with a faculty member of their choice. Find out who, and why, throughout this week.