Should Bonaventure’s Hidden Gem be Added to the Bona Bus Route?
BY KEGAN MCCALLUM, CONTRIBUTING WRITER The college experience is more than just the campus and the school. For many, the surrounding towns … Keep Reading
BonaResponds Expands Relief in Bahamas
BY THOMAS ZAKLUKIEWICZ, CONTRIBUTING WRITER BonaResponds, a disaster relief group, sent 13 students, two faculty members and three alumni to Freeport, Bahamas, … Keep Reading
Bonaventure Community “Falls” in Love with Seasonal Drinks at Café La Verna
BY: MORGAN KILGER, FEATURES EDITOR In between her classes or studying, Sophia Lanzalaco, a junior strategic communications major, heads to Café La … Keep Reading
Orange Shirt Day at St. Bonaventure
BY: JESSICA WHITAKER, STAFF WRITER National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, more widely known as Orange Shirt Day, acknowledged throughout Canada and … Keep Reading
Club Corner: ASIA
Students in ASIA celebrate a mid-autumn festival under the Marchiori Pavillion Photo Courtesy: SBU ASIA Instagram Account BY CLAIRE FISHER, STAFF WRITER … Keep Reading
SBU Jazz & Wind Ensemble performance
The Wind Ensemble preparing for their first song / Photo courtesy of Kelsey Purcell The Bona Venture BY KELSEY PURCELL, FEATURES EDITOR … Keep Reading
Mt. Irenaeus – A Bright Spot for Students
Hiking trail behind Holy Peace Chapel / Photo courtesy of Claire Fisher BY CLAIRE FISHER, STAFF WRITER When school and college life … Keep Reading
“Jeopardy!” contestant Brayden Smith dies at age 24
By Emilie Weinbeck, Features Assignment Editor Since its original air date on Sept. 10, 1984, “Jeopardy!” has seen lots of young talent … Keep Reading
March into Women’s History Month preview
By Karolina Dombaxi, Contributing Writer March is best known for March Madness and the Spring Equinox, but it is also Women’s History … Keep Reading
Dealing with job stress during a pandemic
By A Bonnie, an advice columnist The COVID-19 pandemic has given all of us so much stress and working a regular 9 … Keep Reading
How to deal with sickness in college
Winter is coming, and with it, the flu. In a populated, close-knit college, sickness is inevitable. But, that doesn’t mean you have … Keep Reading
For the freshmen that deal with homesickness
One of the many challenges freshmen face is adjusting to the new lifestyle. Some students came here from hours away. A new … Keep Reading
O’Rourke’s press secretary discusses biggest issues
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke was practically unknown when he challenged Rep. Ted Cruz of Texas for Senate in 2018. After a … Keep Reading
Richter court floors remodeled
The Sandra A. and William L. Richter Center’s two basketball courts underwent a remodel over the summer. Both now display the wolf … Keep Reading
Fall fashion: Keep it cute but affordable
By Simone Robinson Staff Writer Stand out this fall with these affordable and essential beauty products from your local drugstore and brands … Keep Reading
Transfer transitions
Bonaventure welcomed both new freshmen and transfer students for the spring semester on Sunday, Jan. 17. The students are both from the … Keep Reading
Izydorczak shows potential
By Amelia Kibbe Editor in Chief When Emily Izydorczak got injured 10 minutes before the gun went off at the New York … Keep Reading
Adams leaves due to lack of playing time
By. Nick Konotopskyj Assistant Sports Editor In early April, the men’s basketball team found out it would be losing one half of … Keep Reading
Vaccaro returns to enchanted mountains
By. Pat Tintle Sports Editor He may be a New York City columnist residing in the tri-state area, but Mike Vaccaro does … Keep Reading