Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief St. John Fisher College announced on Monday that campus will be closed, and all extracurricular activities are canceled. Regular scheduled classes were not held on Monday in observance of […]
This piece was submitted by Science Writing for Public Student Jason Lowenstein In 2020, the world was overrun by a virus called SARS-CoV-2, known as COVID-19. It forced school systems to go to remote […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer Winter Break is right around the corner and so is Christmas itself. If you’re looking for gifts, here’s a few recommendations. The Yakuza Franchise (Playstation 4, Xbox One, PC, […]
This piece was submitted by Sophomore and nursing student, Scarlett Garcia As a result of widespread, misinformed, and fraudulent ideas, the various situations when a woman considers using Plan B or a Planned Parenthood clinic are […]
By Madison Weber and Jenna Costello The Dance Club found out they were losing their rehearsal space to the new wrestling program, causing many to ask what is the future of performing arts at Fisher? […]
By Adelisa Badzic ’24, Staff Writer and Digital Producer It is that time of the semester again when course evaluations are recommended to do by students. Institutional Reporting and Academic Projects Coordinator Kristin Anderson, spoke […]
The students of Queer(ing) Film in the Women and Gender Studies Department of St. John Fisher College, have published Volume I Issue I of QueerShots, an annual newsletter. “With each issue, we will focus […]
Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer Shin Megami Tensei V has been out for a few weeks and Cardinal Courier Staff Writer Scott Boyce has put some time into it. For the most recent game in […]
By Brooke Eastman ‘25, Staff Writer Those walking around the St. John Fisher Campus will find several boxes collecting toys, clothing and other donations for Mary’s Place — an organization that helps refugees better acclimate […]
Matt Vroman, a student in Comm 100 American poet and educator Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once said, “Music is the universal language of mankind.” Lyrics and rhythm speak out and express feelings when words are unable […]
By Christina Van Allen, a student in Comm 100 Last year, fall sports missed a regular-season of competitions. It was over a full year, 12 months, and 365 days since there were spikes on a […]
By Brooke Eastman ’25, Staff Writer In 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic first broke out, St. John Fisher College offered on-campus testing for students. However, this fall on-campus testing is no longer available for individual […]
By Erin Dickinson ’24, Staff Writer For the first time in program history, St. John Fisher will be represented at the NCAA Cross Country Championships this coming Saturday, November 20. Junior Riley Corey qualified for […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Following a spike in violent crime in Rochester and a declaration of a state of emergency by Mayor Lovely Warren, St. John Fisher College Department […]
By Kelsey Braun, Editor in Chief St. John Fisher College announced Friday all residents of Ward, Haffey and Dorsey Residents Halls are required to complete a rapid result COVID-19 antigen test on campus within the […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Campus Ministry held a special mass of remembrance on Sunday. Father Kevin Mannara refers to it as “an opportunity to celebrate our deceased loved ones, […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer Today we have a whole slew of games that test you and give you a hard time and some of them are really enjoyable at their hardest. Are you […]
Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief As cold and flu season comes to full swing, a reminder of the seriousness of the virus is important. According to microbiology professor, Fernando Ontiveros, “The flu can be […]
Kelsey Braun, Editor in Chief November 10 marks 100 days until the 40th Annual Teddi Dance for Love at St. John Fisher College. This year’s theme is ‘Teddi 40: What’s Your Story,’ a theme that […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor St. John Fisher College may have the best dining hall in the state, but on the days that you don’t want to waste a meal […]
By Omid Ghulami, a student in COMM 100 course It has been a confusing and challenging time to be a student-athlete, especially for those with dreams of competing at the college level. After a long […]
The following opinion piece was submitted by Mailani Faucett, a student in COMM 100 It’s no secret that living on campus is one of many college experiences most people look forward to. But realistically, it’s […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer St. John Fisher College recently announced the reinstitution of the wrestling program. The program will begin in the 2022-2023 winter season, thanks to a passionate group of Fisher wrestling […]
By Abby Dwyer, a student in COMM 100 “I personally do feel safe on campus right now,” Emily King, a St. John Fisher College student, and peer mentor said. With people still contracting COVID-19, colleges […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor St. John Fisher College’s School of Business announced on September 9 via Instagram that it was holding a parking spot giveaway. At the time of […]
To celebrate Halloween, SAB’s Monster mash featured Big Tuna and the Fishermen, an all-faculty band on Oct. 27, 2021. All photos are by Cardinal Courier’s Staff Photographer Nicole Pomerleau)
Boasting an instagram bio that says “Fly dangerous,” the Fisher Flock is St. John Fisher’s own student-run athletic hype section. “I’m the one at the games getting fired up and getting people involved,” Dylan Stellmack […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer Are you looking for some spooky games to play with friends — or even by yourself at night? Here’s a list of relevant games for the upcoming holiday! Games like […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer Are you looking for another fighting game to binge and play with your friends when you’ve got some time to kill? Look no further than a new hit in […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief October marks the one-year anniversary of Rad Sister, a sustainable feminist t-shirt company started by St. John Fisher College alumn Natalie Gates. In 2020 when Gates realized that […]
By Brooke Eastman ‘25, Staff Writer If you’re still looking for costume inspo for this Halloween, you’ve come to the right place. Here is a top 10 list of the most predicted trending costumes this […]
By Erin Dickinson ’24, Staff Writer With midterms approaching and stress ramping up on campus, Friday’s Fresh Check Day looks to be an opportunity for students to unwind and learn healthy ways to cope with […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer “You have cancer.” Three words every person dreads. For Fisher alumna Sammie Gehl, this became a reality in April of 2014. Only a sophomore in high school at the […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Maple syrup, mulled cider, Honeycrisp and so many other fall favorite scents are sought after this time of year. Target, Walmart, Amazon, and other big […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer For some, video games are just that — games, something to play and waste time on. If you’re that person: here are a few games that you might enjoy. […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief Starting this year, St. John Fisher College has partnered with RIT to create a program that will guarantee Fisher undergraduate students direct entry into RIT’s graduate School of […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer The Sustainability Club kicked off Campus Sustainability Month with a beach cleanup to collect litter from the summer crowd on Saturday. Students met members of the club at Durand […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor Third-year nursing student Alyson Witt has become a familiar face around Fisher. Whether it be as a peer minister or studying in the nursing building, […]
By Scott Boyce ’22, Staff Writer September 23, 2021: Nintendo dropped a direct along with a whole slew of games that will be dropping in both the far and near future. Here are a few […]
By Brooke Eastman ‘25, Staff Writer For the last year, or possibly longer for others, students have been completing classes fully remote or with a hybrid system. However, this fall, St. John Fisher College welcomed […]
Below are photos from this year’s Courage Bowl, where St. John Fisher faced off against the College at Brockport on Saturday, October 2. This annual football tradition benefits Camp Good Days and Special Times, an […]
BY ERIN DICKINSON ’24, STAFF WRITER Keough and Upper Quad residents are required to undergo a rapid test, after Monday night’s wastewater testing revealed evidence of COVID-19. In a Tuesday afternoon email from the Office […]
BY MADISON WEBER ’23, STAFF WRITER AND SOCIAL MEDIA EDITOR After the mental toll of the COVID-19 pandemic, St. John Fisher College was awarded a new $1.8 million federal grant to promote the Mental Health […]
School is properly back in session and that means there’s bound to be some games that will be coming during the semester. What are you going to be looking out for? Will it be… Metroid […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor It’s undeniable that vinyl records are coming back; with the number of vinyl sold in the first six months of 2021 up 108% from the […]
By Erin Dickinson ’24, Staff Writer We all know the classic study spots at Fisher: the library study rooms, the dorm lounges, and of course Cyber Cafe. But when you dig a little deeper into […]
By Jenna Costello ’22, Staff Writer Now that students have settled into their new classes this semester, many are looking for activities to do in their free time. On Wednesday, October 27 from 4 to […]
By Kelsey Braun ’22, Editor in Chief Fall 2021 marks the first semester that every student at St. John Fisher College was given an iPad, Apple Pencil and a keyboard case to use for school. […]
By Adelisa Badzic ’24, Staff Writer During pre-COVID times, Mainstage at St. John Fisher College was a place to relax and spend time with friends. But this year, students can expect an upgrade of the […]
By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer and Social Media Editor This semester, St. John Fisher College’s parking policies shifted from lot specific for residential students, to a first come first serve basis. In previous years, […]
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