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BOYCE: A COVID ridden Valentines? How you can celebrate safely

February 13, 2021 Cardinal Courier

Valentine’s day is coming up and historically, people love to celebrate it with candy, gifts, and most of all, a time with those we love. However, COVID-19 is still a problem, so how do we […]

Spring sports prepare for season, despite COVID unknowns

February 12, 2021 Cardinal Courier

In spite of fall and winter NCAA championships being cancelled earlier this academic year, the NCAA is holding out hope that they will be able to host championships for all spring sports. “St. John Fisher […]

Photography, writings celebrating Black artists on display in library Fisher for Black History Month

February 11, 2021 Cardinal Courier

February is Black History Month and this year, St. John Fisher College’s Black Student Union is holding an art exhibit to celebrate and commemorate the vivid and strong black individuals through history and into today. […]

Fisher professor, nursing student share insight and experience on COVID-19 vaccine

February 6, 2021 Cardinal Courier

It seems that the saga known as COVID-19 may finally have an end in sight. As Dr. Fernando Ontiveros, microbiology professor and immunologist tells his students, vaccines are one of the three most important things […]

Fisher community calls on school to revoke Giuliani’s honorary degree after Capitol riots

January 19, 2021 Cardinal Courier

The rippling effects of the Capitol Riots from January 6, are beginning to be felt, even locally at St. John Fisher College. In 2015, Fisher awarded Former Mayor of New York City Rudy Giuliani an […]

In-person or online?: Professors and students reflect on second semester mostly on zoom

December 3, 2020 Cardinal Courier

By Katie Fiannaca, Media and Communications student Due to the vast increase in COVID-19 cases at St. John Fisher College, students were sent home with the instruction of all online classes for the remainder of […]

New Goals: SGA E-Board focuses on representation, campus culture

November 30, 2020 Cardinal Courier

By Erin Dickinson ’24, Staff Writer The 2020 fall semester has brought many changes to the St. John Fisher College community, affecting students of all majors, classes, and backgrounds. With many of these changes being […]

Fisher honors veterans, active service members on campus

November 25, 2020 Cardinal Courier

By Madison Weber ’23, Staff Writer Veterans are an integral part of our country and St. John Fisher College alike. With over 40 student veterans, veteran faculty members, and an entire branch of service at […]

Less than 100 days to Teddi 39: Here’s what you can expect:

November 24, 2020 Cardinal Courier

By Kelsey Braun ’22, Staff Writer On November 11, St. John Fisher College’s Teddi Dance for Love celebrated 100 days Until Teddi 39. The day was full of fun virtual challenges on social media for […]

SJFC moves to S-P-U grading policy in response to COVID-19 pandemic

November 23, 2020 Cardinal Courier

By Kelsey Braun ’22, Staff Writer On November 19, St. John Fisher College announced it will again implement a change to the grading policy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. With this policy students have […]

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Research study by chemistry professor, students complete after nearly 4 years

March 4, 2021

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 […]

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Fisher fails to make decision regarding Giuliani, so alumni pen letter

March 2, 2021

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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Students grateful S-P-U grading continues for third semester

March 2, 2021

St. John Fisher College has elected to continue the S-P-U grading system for the third consecutive semester and many students have been grateful. The S-P-U policy allows students to earn credits for classes while not […]