Month: October 2018

By Matthew Molinaro staff writer Looking for to sharpen your sweet tooth before Halloween?  Well, look no further than Pittsford Farms Dairy & Bakery. Located down the road from campus, Pittsford Dairy offers a wide […]

By Meleah Hartnett staff writer Local businesses promoting sustainability gathered on LeChase Commons at St. John Fisher College on Tuesday Oct. 9, ready to educate students and faculty about the importance and effects of sustainability. […]

By Crystal Myers staff writer In just five questions, Dr. Robert Dunbar summarized Islam for the first of the First Friday Lecture series dubbed “Islam 101” on Friday, Oct 5. His areas of inquiry included: […]

When he’s not busy teaching about topics such as the philosophy of education or overseeing the Inclusive Education Department, Dr. Jeff Liles performs in a couple of bands with bluegrass influences, Get to Know Dr. […]

By Matthew Molinaro staff writer Ever wondered why Leo’s Bakery & Deli uses the catchphrase “So Sweet, So Sweet”?  Well for this week’s Destination article, I welcome Fisher students to the deli/bakery/grocery store:  Leo’s Bakery […]

Members of the Fisher community weigh in on the recent controversies surrounding hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the Supreme Court in this week’s Cardinal Chat. Interviews and videography by Shannon Munier

By Matthew Molinaro staff writer What do get when you mix a museum and a coffee shop? Well, that equates to the local coffee shop, Java’s. Java’s opened in 1992 and declares itself “Non-Stop” since […]

By Olivia Cambalik staff writer     As a freshman, free period is a new idea to me. It is a smart idea. But as I’m coming to navigate college life, I believe that there could be […]