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Representation Day

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Amy Moritz, Allie Elkins, Mike Corey, Kate Welshofer and Emyle Watkins  Photo courtesy of Chris Doody BY: CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND LILY PETERSON, NEWS EDITOR The Access and Belonging Advocacy Group (ABAG) hosted Representation Day at St. Bonaventure University, featuring 11 panelists over three panels, on April 17.     Representation Day brought together writers, artists, content…

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Words From Welshofer

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Kate Welshofer Photo courtesy of Representation Day 2026 program  BY: CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Kate Welshofer, ‘96, was recently appointed lecturer and head of the broadcast journalism program at St. Bonaventure University’s Jandoli School of Communication.     Welshofer will be starting in the fall semester and shared some advice she is planning on giving her students.   “The…

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Hickey Dining Hall Passes Most Recent Inspection

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The Hickey Dining Hall Photo courtesy of Chris Doody BY: CARSON HAYEK, CONTRIBUTING WRITER   The Cattaraugus County Health Department cited St. Bonaventure’s main dining hall, the Hickey Dining Hall, for two health code violations – one critical (conditions that could lead to food-borne illness) and one non-critical (conditions that don’t pose an immediate risk…

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SPCA Needs Millions to Rebuild

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BY: ALEXIS GARMONG, CONTRIBUTING WRITER The Cattaraugus County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) needs to meet a $6 million goal to build a new facility in compliance with the New York State Companion Animal Care Standards Act, according to SPCA Executive Director Kellie Roberts. The most revenue the shelter has made…

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SBU PA Students Treat Patients in the Dominican Republic

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 BY CHARLES SORCE, STAFF WRITER  Students without Borders (SWOB) visited the village of Ramon Santana in the Dominican Republic on a medical mission from March 14 through March 21.    “We are a group of [physician assistant] students that run a medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic each year and we have a lot of…

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Francis Zaklukiewicz Elected as SGA Board President

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BY CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHEIEF From left to right: Hayden Watt, Mary McNaughton, Ava Dimao, Benjamin Vitale, Francis Zaklukiewicz, Jezerae Fayson and Krishna Deepthi Photo courtesy of Zya Degolier     Francis Zaklukiewicz, a junior political science and pre-law major, was sworn in as Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Board President by Benjamin Vitale, previous SGA Executive Board…

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Should Bonaventure’s Hidden Gem be Added to the Bona Bus Route?

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BY KEGAN MCCALLUM, CONTRIBUTING WRITER    The college experience is more than just the campus and the school. For many, the surrounding towns or cities are at the heart of the university experience. It is arguable that more college memories are made off campus as opposed to on campus.     If given an option between going into…

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Updated Hickey Menu

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BY GENEVIEVE BLUMBERG, STAFF WRITER     St. Bonaventure University is updating its on-campus dining program for the upcoming year, according to Dining Service officials.     “Meal plans are being updated to provide greater flexibility and better alignment with how students dine on campus,” said Nicole Clark, general manager for dining services. “Clearer distinctions between plan tiers, improved…

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St. Bonaventure PA Students Treat Patients in the Dominican Republic 

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 BY CHARLES SORCE, STAFF WRITER     Students without Borders (SWOB) visited the village of Ramon Santana in the Dominican Republic on a medical mission from March 14 through March 21.    “We are a group of [physician assistant] students that run a medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic each year and we have a lot of…

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Long Overdue Improvements Made to On-Campus Dining 

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The Hickey Dining Hall Photo courtesy of Chris Doody BY LILY PETERSON, NEWS EDITOR    The Food Committee at St. Bonaventure University has been making changes to improve the meals of students and faculty that eat at on-campus dining locations.     Francis Zaklukiewicz, a junior political science and pre-law major, is one of the students that started…

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Ben Vitale’s Last SGA Meeting

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Benjamin Vitale, SGA President, in his final SGA meeting Photo courtesy of Chris Doody BY: CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Student Government Association (SGA) President Benjamin Vitale, a senior public health major, adjourned his last SGA meeting at St. Bonaventure University on March 25, 2026.  Vitale has served as a part of SGA since the end of…

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TAPinto Greater Olean Celebrating 10 Years of Collaborating with Students at St. Bonaventure

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TAPinto franchise merchandise Photo courtesy of The Bona Venture Archive BY: SAWYER BURKE, NEWS EDITOR TAPinto Greater Olean, run by St. Bonaventure professors Rich and Anne Lee, is celebrating its 10th anniversary through a continued partnership with the university’s Jandoli School of Communication.    Rich Lee met the founder of TAPinto, Mike Shapiro, in 2010 while…

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Looking Back on Spring into Bonas

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Photo courtesy of St. Bonaventure University Instagram BY: CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF St. Bonaventure University hosts an event called “Spring into Bonas” for accepted students considering coming to Bonaventure.     Like many other students, I officially committed at Spring into Bonas.    Something in the atmosphere that day made me want to come here more than ever. Prior…

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Local Businesses Offer Student Discounts

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BY: LILY PETERSON, NEWS EDITOR The SGA revealed new student discounts at local businesses during its March 25, 2026 meeting. By presenting their student IDs, current students are eligible to receive discounts from the following locations:     The SGA said that they are open to working with other businesses to get students more discounts. This allows…

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SBU Wi-Fi Issues Resolved?

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BY: DANIELLE CLARK, STAFF WRITER Students at St. Bonaventure University who experienced Wi-Fi outages this year may soon see improvements after the campus technology team were able to find and fix the issue.    Mike Hoffman, chief information officer, who oversees Technology Service, explained that the problem began in late fall and was difficult to identify…

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Federal Grant Cuts Tied to AI Use Impact St. Bonaventure

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BY: GENEVIEVE BLUMBERG, STAFF WRITER Last March, two members of the Department of Government Efficiency used ChatGPT to cancel previously approved federal grants that did not support President Donald Trump’s agenda, according to a New York Times article titled, “When DOGE Unleashed ChatGPT on the Humanities.”  According to the New York Times, the two employees,…

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From Packed to Pitiful: The Fall of the Student Section 

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BY: AVERY BRASWELL, STAFF WRITER  For alumni who remember packed student sections, the 2025–26 season would look unfamiliar. There’s not much to do during the winter months in the Enchanted Mountains besides coming to a St. Bonaventure basketball game. Seats were once filled before tipoff, but now students can barely make it through a whole…

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 St. Bonaventure University Library Reopens After Power Outage

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Friedsam Memorial Library partially lit up, due to the outage  The employee hallway in the basement of the library The generator that kept the library running all week Crane that was used to lift transformer to be installed Photos courtesy of Chris Doody BY: CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Power has been fully restored to the Friedsam…

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Students Find Comfort in Volunteering

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Photo of two cats at the SPCA Photo courtesy of Carina Jachlewski Photo of Carina Jachlewski with Biscuit, dog in photo Photo courtesy of Carina Jachlewski BY: CHRIS DOODY, CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) in Cattaraugus County, is a private, non-profit, charity animal shelter and was founded in 1905.…

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Follow Up From “A Rude Awakening in Francis Hall”

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Cold snowy night outside of Francis Hall Photo courtesy of Genevieve Blumberg BY: GENEVIEVE BLUMBERG, STAFF WRITER The cause of the repeated fire alarms in Francis Hall on Jan. 30 between midnight and 3 a.m. was traced to the lack of a heating system in Serra House, the building attached to the west end of…

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