This is a story of courage and determination. It is a tribute to Jeannie Bionda, a member of the Class of 1994, who boldly blazed her own path in life and succeeded — but who died too young. And it is the beginning of the story of the powerful difference she will make...

  Music is a big part of college life. In the last issue we asked if there’s a song you associate with your time at Bona’s, one that transports you back to campus the second you hear it. Read on – and try not to sing out loud.  The Boss takes...

I’m energized by meeting the Bonaventura famiglia from Allegany to Italy and everywhere in between You think you learned the basics in elementary school, those indelible lessons that stick in your brain forever, even after you’ve hit life’s 55-year mile marker....

For more than 50 years, Fr. Dan Riley has inspired countless students and alumni By Tom Missel Tim Shaffer had narrowed his college decision to two: big-city Marquette and small-town St. Bonaventure. Hailing from Portsmouth, Ohio, a small city on the Kentucky border...

By Beth Eberth Jack Green was born the year his uncle, Lt. James F. Sullivan, ’49, graduated from St. Bonaventure College. Four years later Green would be standing graveside, equally scared and excited as a 21-gun salute boomed into the Boston air and...

Colored pencil drawing titled “Spirits From The Peaks” by Wally Lokakema. Photos by Danny Bush. An alum’s love of the Southwest and respect for the history and culture of indigenous people led him to bequeath a stunning collection of Southwestern artwork...