Things Canisius students should know

Being a college student comes with plenty of expenses, but Canisius University offers programs and resources that can make everyday life a little easier. From free transportation to flexible dining funds, there are benefits available to students that can be easy to overlook. One of the newest benefits is free,...

Canisius star and Cuse commit Elijah Kimble enters senior season chasing WNY rushing record

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Canisius star running back Elijah Kimble has already accomplished just about everything you can at the high school level. The four-star senior is already committed to Syracuse, and he’s one of the top recruits in the country, but he still has goals he wants to accomplish in his senior season before making his mark in college football.

Major changes on Canisius campus

Exciting changes have been made to Canisius University. From selling a historic building to renovations, Canisius has big plans for the future. Lyons Hall is a century old building, founded in 1889 for the sisters of Saint Joseph, then was officially bought by Canisius in 2006. The building housed many academic programs, like Digital Media Arts and Theater and Communications, that gave the opportunity for students to perform plays in the Marie Maday Theater and conduct videos in a production lab with equipment like professional film cameras. Additionally, Lyons Hall served as a stepping stone for students who studied arts, and helped them pursue these hobbies and careers through the TV studio, music room and sculpting room.

4 games to watch: High school football kicks of in WNY with marquee matchups

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Western New York’s high school football season kicks off this weekend. Here are some of the games we’re watching in Week 1. Lancaster vs. McQuaid 6 p.m. Friday at Broadview Stadium Bennett vs. St. Francis 9 p.m. Friday at Broadview Stadium The Section VI season will culminate with championship games on […]

Resilience a focus in Buffalo Public Schools curriculum this year

The Buffalo Public School District is highlighting a growing effort to make resilience a greater priority in the school's curriculum for young people, schools, and communities. Read more from WBEN:

University at Buffalo plans 20-camera Flock pilot

Just as scrutiny of automated license plate readers (LPRs) is growing nationwide, the University at Buffalo is preparing to test 20 of the cameras on its campuses.

Buffalo Seminary returns to school for 2026 year

Complainants Push Forward with Lawsuit Against Buffalo School Board Member Despite District Clearing Him

A looming civil lawsuit against Buffalo Board of Education member Lewis “Muki” Hawkins will proceed in court despite an internal school district probe finding insufficient proof to substantiate sexual harassment and retaliation allegations against him.      The conflicting developments follow an independent review conducted by the law firm Hodgson Russ LLP, which examined accusations […]

Tonawanda City School District welcomes students back for new school year

TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WIVB) — Students returned to the Tonawanda City School District Tuesday, kicking off a new school year with plenty of excitement and some noticeable changes around campus. At the city’s middle school and high school, students returned to buildings that saw construction and improvements over the summer. The district also has new turf […]

REACH Academy in Buffalo welcomes students back for new school year

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The first day of school brought plenty of smiles to REACH Academy as scholars returned to the classroom Monday, greeted by teachers and staff ready to begin a new school year. Music, a red carpet welcome and enthusiastic staff members helped set the tone as scholars arrived. The school also held […]

School districts get ready for new year

Capital projects and maintaining excellence goals this year

Lackawanna City School District pushes back start of school year to September 8

LACKAWANNA, N.Y. (WKBW) — Lackawanna City School District students are getting a few extra days of summer vacation. Classes will now start on September 8, the day after Labor Day instead of September 2. "We are very excited to welcome our students back, and we're ready to welcome them...

Inside Look: University at Buffalo Puts First 8 Electric Buses Into Stampede Service

The University at Buffalo has introduced eight battery-electric buses into its campus transit service. This marks the start of a four-year plan to shift the university’s fleet from diesel to electric vehicles. The transition is part of UB's broader sustainability efforts to reduce carbon emissions on campus. The University...

Frontier & Grand Island set for second annual Outdoor Volleyball Stadium Series

Frontier High School will host the second annual Frontier Volleyball Stadium Series on Saturday, Sept. 19, featuring boys' and girls' varsity volleyball matches against Grand Island High School in a unique outdoor setting at Frontier's football stadium. The event builds upon the success of last year's groundbreaking outdoor volleyball showcase,...

Teachers, students getting supplied for upcoming school year

The Teacher's Desk have 6,000 teachers that come through its doors every year for school supplies, books and hygiene items for students

Back to school reset: Start with a routine

"A little anxiety is normal. The goal is not to eliminate it, but to teach children that they can manage it" - Dr. Michael Cummings

Students, faculty adjusting as New York school districts push start times later

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Aiden Moretter is enjoying a night with his parents before the start of the school year. The sophomore is preparing for big changes as he heads back to the classroom. Fairport Central School District is one of the latest in New York state to push back...

Williamsville student builds court at former school for Eagle Scout Project

A Williamsville teenager is making his mark on his community by bringing something fun and active to his former middle school.