Fisher News
11/02/2026 - The St. John Fisher University Health and Wellness Center is currently conducting the Healthy Minds Study Survey and is encouraging student participation.
11/02/2026 - St. John Fisher University will celebrate first-generation students and alumni with a series of events the week of Monday, Nov. 2, in recognition of National First-Generation Week.
10/30/2026 - The Rochester Business Journal has recognized Dr. Arlette Miller Smith, professor emerita, as a 2026 ICON honoring her contributions to education, diversity, community engagement, and the arts.
10/30/2026 - The St. John Fisher University School of Arts and Sciences is partnering with Writers and Books to host Rochester Reads 2026 on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. in Cleary Family Auditorium. This year marks the 25th anniversary of Rochester Reads.
10/30/2026 - Syracuse-based writer and author Debbie Urbanski will deliver the Fall 2026 Cavanaugh Reading Series at St. John Fisher University at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4. The lecture will be held in Basil Hall Auditorium.
10/28/2026 - The newly established Sally-Ann Whelan Memorial Endowed Scholarship will support the next generation of nurses studying in the Wegmans School of Nursing at St. John Fisher University.
10/28/2026 - Maggie Bacon, a senior sport management major, discovered how marketing, retail operations, and member experience intersect during her summer internship at Monroe Golf Club.
10/28/2026 - For 20 years, the Wegmans School of Pharmacy has prepared pharmacists for lives of intellectual, professional, and civic integrity. To commemorate the anniversary, the School hosted events throughout National Pharmacy Week for alumni, faculty, staff, students, and supporters.
10/28/2026 - Hosted by St. John Fisher University’s American Marketing Association (AMA), the 2026 Marketing Week featured guest speakers, networking, and professional development opportunities for students.
10/27/2026 - This fall, students in the Learning Community course Arts in Action are studying how artists explore and comment on issues in the world. Through Eco-Cinema, the first of the three-part class, students look into the natural world, climate change, and humans' connection to the natural environment.