When he wore the Brown and White as a member of the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team, Chris Matthews, ’10, rained threes in the Reilly Center.Today, he’s known worldwide to millions as “Lethal Shooter.”He’s one of the world’s most in-demand shooting...

The morning after learning of Bob Lanier’s death, Mike Vaccaro, ’89, said: “The spirit of St. Bonaventure is bigger than any one person, but no singular soul in 164 years has ever brought more honor, dignity, glory and love to bear at Bona’s than Bob Lanier.” Later...

I could sense it during the interview process earlier this year with trustees and so many members of the campus community. I saw it with my own eyes, in staggering numbers, when I went to the NIT in New York, just three weeks after I was named president. But not until...

Bona Bound More students than ever arrive on campus with their own wheels. But that wasn’t the case for earlier generations. In the previous issue of the magazine we asked alums how they got to campus – carpool with a buddy from their hometown, a brutal...

Alumna Cari Matejka, ’03, ’04, wants every child she meets to have a bright future, whether they’re from the city of Olean or a small African village. That’s why Matejka became a teacher and also why she founded a nonprofit in Uganda. Matejka, CEO of Literacy of Love...

Pandemic doesn’t deter business students in C4 By Tom DonahueQ: What’s the difference between the legendary rock band The Beatles and St. Bonaventure University’s student-run business consulting club known as C4?A: When the going got tough, The Fab Four...

Joe Flanagan retired in July after being the face of the alumni office — and thousands of alumni events — for 36 years Story by Tom Missel |  Photos by Danny Bush I was giving the eulogy so I wasn’t going to risk being late to my dad’s funeral. I didn’t...