Fisher News
11/09/2023 - In late October, students from Fisher’s TRIO-SSS program traveled to Beaver Hollow Conference Center in Java, New York, to engage in a weekend of self-care, alumni networking, and learning about financial literacy.
11/08/2023 - St. John Fisher University alumni Herb Engert, Jr. ’89 and Veronica Sheehan ’88 have joined the Board of Trustees.
11/06/2023 - Commencement is (already) just around the corner, and St. John Fisher University is seeking nominations for the 2024 Countdown to Commencement video series that features members of the graduating class who have made an impact during their time on campus – both undergraduate and graduate students.
11/06/2023 - This fall, St. John Fisher University student-athletes are training in a renovated space, thanks to the generosity of alumnus and trustee Daniel J. Boyce ’79 and his wife, Shelley.
11/03/2023 - A webinar hosted by the Family Business program at St. John Fisher University will explore the value of outside experience for next-generation family business leaders.
11/02/2023 - Supercharge your professional network and enhance your career prospects during “Lattes & LinkedIn,” hosted by Career Services at the Center for Career and Academic Planning.
11/01/2023 - Four St. John Fisher University faculty members will share insights and summaries of their recently published books during Fresh Ink, scheduled to be held from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 15, in the lower level of Lavery Library.
10/30/2023 - St. John Fisher University will soon begin work on a multimillion-dollar library modernization and renovation project, the largest capital project both in scope and investment in the institution’s history. Construction will begin in early 2024 with plans for completion by summer 2025.
10/30/2023 - St. John Fisher University has appointed Dr. Holly Brown as the new executive director of the Golisano Institute for Developmental Disability Nursing.
10/27/2023 - In fall 2022, St. John Fisher University joined the Consortium on Trauma, Illness, & Grief (TIG), a trauma response program that helps institutions effectively respond to challenges facing students and campuses more broadly. One year later, Fisher has nearly doubled the number of employees trained in crisis response skills, and has the largest higher education team regionally.