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Medaille College has announced the second phase of the development of the Medaille Sports Complex, which will add a baseball diamond, three softball diamonds, four dugouts, two batting cages, press boxes, scoreboards, and a multipurpose field with lighting (for field hockey, soccer and la

Biology students at Medaille will now have 10 acres of wetlands in Amherst to use as a "living laboratory" to study ecology, thanks to a land donation made by Frank and Jeanette Levin.

Medaille College Assistant Professor and Program Director for Literacy Education Jennifer Reichenberg, Ph.D., served on the opening panel of the New York State Reading Association’s Annual Conference in Albany, New York, on November 14.

On September 11, the Medaille College and Western New York communities came together to celebrate the grand opening of the Medaille Sports Complex at 427 Elk Street in South Buffalo. The ribbon-cutting ceremony included remarks from New York State Senator Timothy M.

Join me, Nick LaMarca an adjunct instructor with the Clinical Mental Health Program, and a quarter of a million people from hundreds of cities across all 50 states to raise awareness and funds that will save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide.  The core of the Out of the Darkness Walks, the Community Walks, has created a movement and

Medaille College administration, faculty and staff members gave back to the Western New York community by volunteering at local organizations, as part of this year’s annual Day of Service events held on July 11 in Buffalo and July 12 in Rochester. Community is one of Medaille’s core values, and the College recognizes community as a coming together of diverse individuals who endeavor to create an inclusive, supportive and collaborative society.

Associate Professor of English Alice Villaseñor, Ph.D., participated in the “Activism and Empathy” Children’s Literature Association Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, this June. Dr. Villaseñor’s presentation — “A Children’s Literature Service-Learning Project: Developing Students’ Empathy” — outlined her experiences teaching children’s literature courses in partnership with the Buffalo City Mission’s Literacy and Enrichment After-School Program (LEAP) Program.

As part of the newly established Buffalo College Success Network, Medaille College is able to offer increased access, support and opportunities to students from the city of Buffalo, thanks to Say Yes Buffalo and a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Medaille College has signed three agreements with the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University that will take effect immediately.