Recap: Bonaventure MBB Defeats Big Four Rival Buffalo, Remains Undefeated at Home
Photo: St. Bonaventure Athletics BY: ANDREW HALE, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF The St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team picked up its ninth win of the season, … Keep Reading
BonaResponds reflects: Part 1
It seems like only a few short weeks ago that it was final exam and graduation time on campus, but in reality, it has been over three months, so over course of the next two articles, I will try to address the perennial “what did you do this summer?” question. This week will focus on… Keep Reading
Student creates club to help service dogs
Dogs are known for being man’s best friend, as they seemed to be involved in all aspects of their owners’ lives. One St. Bonaventure University student believed dogs could be a part of the college experience, as well. Rachel Hoag, a sophomore biology major, grew up wanting dogs of her own. While in high school,… Keep Reading
Making white work after Labor Day
There are do’s and don’ts of wearing white after Labor Day, so follow along with these tips, and you’ll be on the next cover of Vogue. During August and into September, it is still very hot, especially at Bona’s. With that being said, you can still rock your white shorts and white sandals. It’s way… Keep Reading
John Mayer’s new releases wow listeners
Mayer gives fans three albums after four years of waiting John Mayer’s long-awaited return to the music world began in November 2016 after nearly four years. Once a heartthrob to the public eye, Mayer’s disappearance came in the wake of two albums, which were letdowns to his recording company, Columbia Records. His resurgence, though, emulates… Keep Reading
More ministers in residence added to campus
Doubling the number of ministers in residence from four to seven at the same time freshmen enrollment reaches an all-time high ended up being a blessing in disguise. Their role is particularly important as they act as an additional resource for students in their residence halls, while also promoting a Franciscan way of life. Since… Keep Reading
Athletes are opening up. What’s next?
The National Basketball Association had plenty of strong storylines during its most recent season to keep people talking. LeBron James got to his eighth straight NBA Finals, and then his subsequent move to the Los Angeles Lakers. The Warriors winning another title and just being great at basketball. Kawhi Leonard sitting out the majority of… Keep Reading
Men’s lacrosse gets locker room
The men’s lacrosse team, which is set to begin its inaugural season this spring, will be the biggest team on campus, according to St. Bonaventure University’s Athletic Director Tim Kenney. And with a team of 35 to 40 players expected this season, a new locker room is being built just for them in the Reilly… Keep Reading
Gender inclusive housing
On the third and fourth floor of Devereux Hall, a new housing option is in place. The gender-inclusive housing was offered this year for students who were interested and a portion of each of these two floors are dedicated to this new program. “This actually was a decision made before I became the RD [residence… Keep Reading
Clare represented on campus with statue
On August 26, the cast bronze sculpture of Saints Francis and Clare was blessed and dedicated off the sidewalk between Plassmann Hall and the McGinley-Carney Center for Franciscan Ministry. The sculpture was done by Pittsburgh-based artist Ray Sokolowski, based on a drawing done by university alumnus and former employee, Hannah Walker. From a classroom of… Keep Reading
Majors on the chopping block
Low enrollment affects course availability St. Bonaventure University has seen a drop in enrollment for classical studies courses this year. Low enrollment has become an issue to the point where certain classes have been discontinued. Even majors have been affected, such as the French major, which has been omitted. “We’ve actually had a record class… Keep Reading
Dorm changes to accommodate freshmen
St. Bonaventure University welcomed the Class of 2022, the largest class it has seen in years. With enrollment numbers upward of 560 students, the university has been forced to implement new living arrangements such as three and four-person rooms. Nichole Gonzalez, executive director for Residential Living and Conduct, spoke about the steps the university took… Keep Reading
Bona’s readies for Spring Weekend
By Nicholas Gallo, Staff Writer Starting today, Spring Weekend at St. Bonaventure University promises to have activities and events that will be different from those of previous years. Robbie Chulick, the assistant director of the Center for Activities, Recreation and Leadership, and the Campus Activities Board (CAB) have spent months planning this stress-relieving weekend before… Keep Reading
SBU-TV coverage unfairly portrated
By Bryce Spadafora, Contributing Writer In the April 20 edition of The Bona Venture, staff writer Nicholas Gallo covered student concerns surrounding SBU-TV’s coverage of last week’s active shooter drill. Gallo’s article failed to accurately portray SBU-TV’s involvement with the drill and following coverage. On Wednesday, April 18, SBU-TV took to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter… Keep Reading
Best Picture winner tackles tolerance
Guillermo del Toro’s “The Shape of Water” is a compelling drama that, like water itself, fluidly moves through an evocative plotline, while captivating viewers by offering deep connections to the numerous protagonists within the work. Each character holds relatable, timely and pained stories of their own. Set in 1962 Baltimore, the film – which won… Keep Reading
Sudbrook wins 700th
St. Bonaventure head baseball coach Larry Sudbrook has achieved a great deal in his three-decade career with the Bonnies. The 63-year-old is now in his thirty-third season at the helm of the Bonaventure baseball team. In this period, Sudbrook and his teams have amassed a number of accolades and achievements, including three Atlantic 10 Coach… Keep Reading
Unified sports comes to campus
St. Bonaventure University partnered with Special Olympics New York on Tuesday, hosting a Unified Basketball Competition. The university has been affiliated with Special Olympics since 2007 and has held basketball competitions for the past five years, beginning only with participants from the Olean and Allegany schools. Over the years, the program expanded to include students… Keep Reading
Smell ya later, sports section!
On my college search, St. Bonaventure wasn’t even on the radar until I was on my way to my second visit to Ithaca College to confirm that it was the school for me. However, upon visiting Bonaventure, I fell in love with the small-campus atmosphere and was impressed by the outstanding journalism program. The school… Keep Reading
Walk-ons proving ability for cross country and track
By Morgan Hoffman, Staff Writer The St. Bonaventure University cross country and track team is no stranger to walk-ons, with three women and four men walk-ons on its roster. Most walk-ons reach out to the cross country and track head coach, Bob MacFarlane, with interest in joining the team. From there, MacFarlane will go over… Keep Reading
Dave Moore hired at West Georgia
By Mike Hogan, Staff Writer Dave Moore, St. Bonaventure Bonnies assistant basketball coach for the last 11 seasons, is moving up the ranks of the coaching ladder. Moore has spent the entirety of his 20 years as an assistant coach scattered throughout NCAA Divisons I, II and III. He gained success in the past 11… Keep Reading
Juggling school and sports
St. Bonaventure’s sciences department has a reputation on campus for its intensive classes and interactive labs. It is not uncommon to see biology and chemistry majors in the library a majority of the day, reading chapters and studying for their upcoming tests. With such a hectic schedule already, adding in a responsibility to athletics can… Keep Reading