St. Bonaventure opens food pantry
On Wednesday, members of St. Bonaventure University’s Franciscan Center for Social Concern (FCSC), a program of University Ministries, had the official grand … Keep Reading
Men’s golf set to compete in Ireland
The St. Bonaventure golf team has an upcoming adventure that’s unlike anything they’ve experienced before. After a top-ten finish for junior Christian … Keep Reading
Fusion on Main introduces meal plan for all
Over the past several decades, there have been a few local restaurants and saloons that have graduated to the status of local … Keep Reading
Parking lot safety at St. Bonaventure
“At the Beginning of this month, I was driving in one of the parking lots, and I was slowly going through, trying … Keep Reading
First Day in The Big Leagues
“Holy s***,” I thought to myself as I walked through the media entrance at Miller Park, the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. … Keep Reading
University reveals plans for clubhouse
The former Clubhouse Restaurant, located on the St. Bonaventure golf course, will soon be demolished. Aramark, St. Bonaventure University’s contracted food service … Keep Reading
Oduro takes recruiting international
St. Bonaventure University is home to only 1,800 undergraduate students, and on a weekly basis, its athletic programs compete with the largest … Keep Reading
The clock is ticking on McNall’s reinstatement
Every single day, I ask Carole McNall, my trusted professor and former adviser to The Bona Venture, whether she has heard anything … Keep Reading
“Sicko Mode” rapper’s documentary helps relive concerts
In 2017 after a show in Rogers, Arkansas, police arrested Travis Scott, charging him for inciting a riot during his concert. After … Keep Reading
Hurricane Dorian reminds people to be thankful
We wake up each day and go through our daily routines. Whether it is work, school or finishing things up at our … Keep Reading
“The Hill” editor leads news-vetting seminar
The Murphy Auditorium was quiet Monday evening when Dr. Donald Gilliland, associate opinion editor for “The Hill” and former adjunct professor at … Keep Reading
Are party houses unnecessary trouble or harmless fun?
All I heard at orientation was partying and going out is a good way to have a laced drink forced down your … Keep Reading
Journalism is a dangerous career path
When I was deciding on my college major and my future career path, I knew that I wanted to change the world. … Keep Reading
Sandy Hook Promise PSA: more than spectacle
This past week, Sandy Hook Promise— a foundation created by families that lost loved ones during the Sandy Hook tragedy, when a … Keep Reading
How to survive the mid-semester blues
There seems to be a point in the semester where students transform into zombies, relentlessly seeking caffeine and a decent GPA. Close … Keep Reading
Oxford program reduces price again
From service trips to presenting at academic conferences, St. Bonaventure offers many exciting learning opportunities for students. One of the most popular … Keep Reading
Environmental awareness at St. Bonaventure
For many St. Bonaventure students and community members, not many sights compare to the fall foliage and crystal clear skies of New … Keep Reading
Students complain over parking tickets
All students of St. Bonaventure University who own a vehicle and plan on parking that vehicle on campus need a student parking … Keep Reading
Family Weekend 2019 festivities
Every year, at the conclusion of the first month of classes, students have the opportunity to share St. Bonaventure with their families … Keep Reading
Students react to university meal-plan policies
When Kyra McGoey walks into the Hickey Dining Hall with her friends, she evaluates her food options, often unhappy with what she … Keep Reading