By Erin Reilly ’20, Editor-in-Chief As the 2020 Presidential election quickly approaches, campus conversations at St. John Fisher College about the voting process have begun to pick up.  Election...

By Madison Weber ’22, Staff Writer This Spring, St. John Fisher College  was planning on sending 148 students abroad to a variety of locations in Europe, Central America, Australia, and Asia. Unfortunately,...

On Friday September 4, St. John Fisher College looked like a ghost town. The college just had its first widespread floor quarantine announced. A trace of COVID-19 was found in the wastewater system from...

On the evening of Monday, September 28th, the Fisher community gathered for a candlelight vigil to honor the life and career of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The vigil was co-sponsored by...

By Adelisa Badzic ’24, Media and Communication Starting the fall semester in 2020 is unlike anything we have seen before. Masks, social distancing, and hybrid classes — how does St. John Fisher College...

By Erin Reilly, Editor-in-Chief St. John Fisher College is now in the fifth week of its semester that has been defined by COVID-19 rules and restrictions. Students are seen around campus with face coverings,...

By Kelsey Braun ’22, Staff Writer Announced on Monday August 31, St. John Fisher College has been testing wastewater in all residential areas, looking for possible trace amounts of COVID-19. Once trace...

By Erin Reilly ’20, Editor-in-Chief Students and faculty at St. John Fisher College gathered for a student-organized protest on campus on Friday morning to remember Daniel Prude, who was killed after...

By Erin Reilly ’20, Editor-in-Chief St. John Fisher College held a silent vigil in remembrance of Daniel Prude on the lawn of Kearney Hall on Monday afternoon, drawing a large crowd and a variety of...

By Madison Weber ’22, Staff Writer Nurses at St. John Fisher College make up one third of the student body, but the last few months have put stress on the students, faculty, and program itself alike.  Nick...

Last Spring, the staff of the Cardinal Courier, prepared to publish a print version of the magazine.  This one-time issue includes a discussion of the faculty-led project, The Covid Journal; experiences...

By Mark Walsh ‘20, Staff Writer The first half of 2020 has already become one for the history books, with the Coronavirus pandemic reshaping even the most basic aspects of daily life across the globe....