Medaille College News

Julia Khoury is an example of a student who is continuing to work toward her degree during the COVID-19 health crisis. Her story is a direct testament to the impact of donor support, which has helped students continue their academics while maintaining a safe learning environment.

Medaille has donated over 19,000 gloves and nine boxes of surgical masks to the Erie County Sheriff's Office, along with a variety of surgical gloves, face shields, gowns, goggles and nursing caps, in response to the critical shortage of personal protective equipment for local health care providers. College vans are also being used for food deliveries through FeedMore WNY.

Biology students at Medaille will now have 10 acres of land in Amherst to use as a "living laboratory" to study ecology, thanks to a wetland donation made by Frank and Jeanette Levin.

Medaille’s annual MAVstravaganza party was held at the Curtiss Hotel on June 6, and brought the Western New York community together to benefit hard-working and deserving students.

Medaille's 2018 MAVstravaganza party, an annual event in support of student opportunities at the College, was held at the Curtiss Hotel on June 7.

Merchants Insurance Group has established a scholarship at Medaille to honor Marge Kafka as she retires from the company.

Medaille’s Founders’ Day Celebration 2016 was held on June 9. The annual event provides for scholarships for hard-working and deserving students.

Medaille’s annual Founders’ Day Celebration on May 21 highlights the College’s history and investment in the City of Buffalo and funds scholarship that improve academic opportunities for young Western New Yorkers.

In 2014 Nicholas Calandra '11 made an unrestricted leadership gift to Medaille, making him the youngest member of the College’s President’s Circle Society.

Craig Centrie Ph.D., associate professor in the School of Education and Patrick Brown '15 were honored at the 2014 Founders' Day Celebration.