By Molly Conron ’22, Staff Writer For many college students, Sundays may seem like a dismal reminder that the weekend is coming to a close. Whether it be tackling assignments that may have been put […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer With college back in session, the question of how to decorate the dorm is at the forefront of many students’ minds. This year skip the big department stores and […]
By Erin Dickinson ’24, Staff Writer With a new academic year comes new opportunities for St. John Fisher College students to take on leadership roles within the campus community. Student Government Association is seeking students […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor As students return to campus this fall, they may notice something new in the quad between Campus Center and the Lavery Library. A large wooden […]
By Editor in Chief, Kelsey Braun ‘22 On Tuesday, St. John Fisher College announced a face covering policy that will require students, employees, and visitors to wear a mask in public indoor spaces. According to […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief St. John Fisher College will now require a COVID-19 vaccination before returning to campus in the fall. In an email to the campus, Fisher President Gerard Rooney said […]
By Molly Conron ’22, Staff Writer After a long winter, made worse by the shadow of the pandemic, spring is finally here. Sunny days and warmer weather on the way, it’s time to get out […]
By Nandi Sommers ’21, staff writer During a student-led dialogue at St. John Fisher College, students led conversations about race relations in the Rochester Community. From the violence against the Black community locally, to Black […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor St. John Fisher College’s Board of Trustees recently voted to not rescind Rudy Giuliani’s degree and there has been a variety of responses to the […]
The following piece is an essay reflection by Gabby Garcy, a staff writer for the Cardinal Courier who is graduating in May of 2021. Garcy will be graduating with a Bachelors of Arts in media […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer Whether it be a summer internship, work, or just relaxing, summer time is also the perfect time to blast through a couple Role-Playing Games. Speaking of which, here’s a […]
By Johnny Pagano ’22, Staff Writer For some students, free time means playing video games or hanging with friends but for Nick Rino, MacGregor Winegard, and Nate Lewis it means making music. “I can’t imagine […]
By Johnny Pagano ’22, Staff Writer In six games, she hit five home runs including a grand slam and a walk-off in extra innings. She also batted .474, earned 14 RBI and had a .893 […]
By Nandi Sommers ’21, staff writer On April 5, St. John Fisher College held its annual Social Media Week, which featured speakers and workshops relating to careers and topics in social media. Social Media Week […]
By Gabby Garcy ’21, Staff Writer As the world starts to open up again, an important question faces St. John Fisher College: when will the option to study abroad be available to Fisher students again? […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer Since March 28, 17 vehicles have been stolen in a series of carjackings in Monroe County. The incidents have become more violent — one resulting in a 71-year-old man […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Despite the COVID-19 pandemic keeping people apart, Fisher Fever was an opportunity to students to gather safely and enjoy some on campus activities. On Saturday, […]
By John Pagano, Staff Writer As the semester comes to an end, the St. John Fisher dance club is holding their end of the year recital this weekend. The event is scheduled to take place […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief Spring 2021 marks the fourth year that St. John Fisher College’s Center for Sustainability is hosting the E-Scrap for Camp electronics recycling drive. Sunnking Electronics Recycling teamed up […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer If you were looking to play any of the 3D Mario titles like 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy, you missed your chance to even buy the game at a reasonable […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Recent spikes in COVID-19 cases locally has been contributed to mainly the younger generation — something that is a change from previous spikes. “Most of […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief St. John Fisher College plans to hold in-person commencement ceremonies to celebrate Spring 2021 graduates on Thursday, May 6, through Saturday May 8. “Planning this year has been […]
By Gabby Garcy ’21, Staff Writer The St. John Fisher College Executive Internship Program is in the process of choosing interns for the 2021-2022 academic year. Originally established during the fall of 2016, the executive […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer After recent updates in the New York State spectator guidelines, St. John Fisher Athletic Department announced that spectators will now be permitted to attend college athletic events starting on […]
By Nandi Sommers ’21, staff writer In honor of Women’s history month in March, St. John Fisher College held a two-part diversity zoom series to discuss the intersectionality of race and gender and explore actions […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor On Wednesday, March 31, expert on the alt-right in America, Mark Potok, spoke to honors students in the Seeing White:White Supremacists and Neo-Nazi Movements class […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor This year, St. John Fisher College has eliminated nearly all off-campus visitors, except for tours of potential incoming freshmen. However, the school feels that they […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer With restrictions placed on St. John Fisher College students due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the College has been working to create more on-campus opportunities to safely socialize. One of […]
By Adelisa Badzic ’24, Staff Writer It is that time of the year when St. John Fisher College students vote for student government representatives in the hope to make a change suitable for all of […]
By Gabby Garcy ’21, Staff Writer The student-athletes of St. John Fisher College have faced many challenges this past year due to combining seasons and new regulations. But just when the football team was about […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief Formed in September 2020 with a donation from the DePeters Family, St. John Fisher College introduced the new DePeters Family Center for Innovation and Teaching Excellence. The center […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Following the Board’s decision to not rescind Rudy Giulani’s honorary degree, strong emotions could be found on various levels of the Fisher community. 2017 alumn […]
By Molly Conron ’22, Staff Writer College is no easy feat, and when you factor a global pandemic into the mix, things can get stressful. In the days before COVID-19, there were a plethora of […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief Robin Schmid, Senior Training Support Specialist at St. John Fisher College, began working in the technology field over a decade ago as a volunteer at her children’s elementary […]
By Nandi Sommers ’21, staff writer Earlier this month, St. John Fisher held the second part of its Diversity series panel discussion via zoom. Nursing Professor Yvette Conyers sat on the discussion panel faculty and […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief St. John Fisher College’s Student Government Association is currently in the process of getting approval that would require faculty to include mental health resources offered by the campus […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor St. John Fisher College is home to many special staff and faculty members, one of them being dining staff member Larry Dukes who is celebrating […]
By Adelisa Badzic ’24, Staff Writer In January, St. John Fisher College announced that for the spring semester there would be specific dorms strictly for quarantined and isolated students. The dorms being used are Michaelhouse […]
By Gabby Garcy ’21, Staff Writer The Wegmans School of Nursing at St. John Fisher College recently announced its new online Master of Science in Nursing program, to begin in fall 2021. Fisher Nursing Online […]
Column by Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor March is Women’s History Month, and it’s more relevant now than ever to celebrate and respect the important women in your life. After all […]
By Johnny Pagano ’22, Staff Writer Karly Smith is a sophomore nursing major from Endicott, New York who serves as a member of the Executive Board of the Fisher Dance Club.. As a member of […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor St. John Fisher College College Board of Trustees announced on Friday that former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani will keep his honorary degree. According […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor With new policies as a result of COVID-19, St. John Fisher College has seen an increase in discipline cases on campus. David Graupman, the director […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer St. John Fisher College is home to many talented students, one of them — Angelea Collins. Collins is not only a full time business management major and president of […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer A lot of new and hot games are coming out in April and it’s going to be up to you to make your pick on the right one for […]
By Nandi Sommers ’21, staff writer On Friday, February 26 St. John Fisher College held a virtual discussion panel with faculty and staff regarding the Diversity Series. The Diversity Series discussion talked about race and […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief The COVID-19 pandemic has changed what classes look like for students at St. John Fisher College. In the fall, due to rising COVID-19 cases, the school was forced […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer With competition in sports beginning again soon, St. John Fisher College announced there will be no spectators allowed at athletic events this spring in accordance with New York State […]
Over the summer, St. John Fisher College’s Chemistry Professor Alexey Ignatchenko received a grant of more than $200,000 from the National Science Foundation. This grant went towards furthering research in the study of the fundamental […]
St. John Fisher College has set the precedent that as an institution, it will not tolerate destructive or offensive behavior. Whether it be suspending a cheerleading squad for racist comments in 2019, or when within […]
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