The building serves as the symbol of Canisius College and its golden dome is one of Buffalo’s most distinguished landmarks. Celebrating it's 100th Anniversary in 2013.
Opened in 1988, the 96,000 square-foot, air-conditioned, three story building can hold up to 700,000 volumes and seat over 500 people. Spr 2013 Hours: M-Th 7:30 - 2a; F 7:30a -10p; Sa 10a-8p; Su 11-2a
Built in 1971, this 10 story cylindrically shaped building houses faculty offices.
An administration building at Canisius College. The offices of Human Resource and Student Records is located here.
The George M. Martin Hall is a residence designated exclusively for All-College Honors students. It is named in honor of the 1983 Distinguished Alumni Recipient George M. Martin '42.
Built in 1949, Loyola Hall is the residence of the Jesuits on the Canisius College campus.
"The physical location of the chapel on the campus symbolizes its importance," Fr. Schouten explained in the Canisius Alumni News in July of 1950. "The chapel will be the focal point of campus life."
Dugan Hall (formerly Eastwood Hall) is home to freshman and sophomore students housing 4 students per suite. Residence Life is located on the tunnel level of Dugan Hall.
Bosch Hall serves as the primary residence hall housing male freshman students. Approximately 250 students live in double and suite style rooms.
Palisano is home to Street Side Café; Penfold Commons, a large multi-purpose facility perfect for student programs; Harriet's, for club meeting or small event; the Game Room; and Iggy's
Frisch Hall serves as the primary residence hall housing female freshman students. Approximately 250 students live in double and suite style rooms.
Lower Level: Bookstore, commuter lounge & various student club rooms. 1st Floor: Faculty & Economou Dining Halls. 2nd Floor: Conference rooms, including Grupp Fireside and Regis.
This building houses the Offices of Student Success and Retention, Study-Abroad and MBA Alumni, as well as labs and classrooms.
Phase I of Science Hall was completed in August 2012. Canisius College has long been a leader in science education and garners national recognition for the excellence of its science programs.
Built in the mid-1930's, the award-winning Montante Cultural Center (formerly Vincent de Paul church) serves as the college's cultural center and performing arts facility. It seats 515.
Available to undergrad & graduate students, the townhouses are located within two blocks of the main campus. Each of the townhouses includes 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen & dining area
This international residence hall houses students from around the world. Japan, Ireland, France, Spain and Germany are only of few of the many countries represented.
This apartment-style complex is located across the street from the main campus and houses four and five person suites. The community center includes a TV lounge, a computer room, kitchen, and laundry.
Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions is located on the first floor of Lyons Hall. Also in Lyons Hall are the visual, musical and communication art departments.
This apartment-style complex houses two, three, four and five residents in single-room air-conditioned suites. It includes a community center, coin-free laundry, a computer lab & recreation room.
These townhouse-style apartments are located within two blocks of the main campus and directly across from the Koessler Athletic Center. Below the apartments is a subshop, barber, & chinese take-out.
The Rev. James M. Demske, S.J. Sports Complex, built in 1989 provides a home field for athletics. It has been hailed by the New York Times, USA Today, and The NCAA News as a model for urban campuses.
Home to the Golden Griffins, the KAC consists of a multi-purpose gymnasium, swimming pool, training room, rehabilitation room, a newly renovated weight room and several classrooms and offices.
This 4,400 square foot, state-of-the-art facility is named in honor of the late John Demerly, Ph.D., Canisius College class of 1938. Home to Women's Business Center & Allied Health.
