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Hilbert College has appointed Marty Blind as its new Director of Advancement, effective April 14. Blind currently serves as a Major Gifts Officer at St. Bonaventure University, where he has built a strong record of cultivating philanthropic relationships and advancing institutional fundraising goals.

New programs put ethics, human dignity, and real-world impact at the center of AI education.

Hilbert College has been awarded a $420,000 grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation, marking the sixth consecutive year the College has received this support for Hilbert’s Franciscan Advocacy & Resource Center . The funding will continue to sustain student success at Hilbert, providing critical services that help students navigate life challenges, remain enrolled, and thrive both during their time at Hilbert and beyond.

Hilbert College announced a new partnership with Heard of Buffalo, led by owner Amanda Bruckman, that will bring the weekly Trainwreck Sports podcast directly to campus. The collaboration establishes an on-campus creative production hub where students gain hands-on experience alongside professional creators.

Transformational leader guided Hilbert through decades of growth, mission expansion, and student-centered innovation

Partnerships with i2 Analyst’s Notebook & Sovereign Intelligence expand hands-on learning to intelligence & data analysis education

Hilbert College will welcome award-winning storyteller and photographer John Noltner and his acclaimed multimedia project, A Peace of My Mind, to campus from October 20 to October 27, 2025.

Hilbert College is proud to announce a new program for Hilbert students to earn a Master of Arts degree in Cybersecurity Administration.

Seasoned Leader in Western New York Education Will Take Position August 1

Board will Appoint an Interim President and Begin a Formal Search

New micro-credentials empower learners with cutting-edge industry skills for the modern workforce

Hilbert College, in partnership with Canisius University, is proud to announce a new 4+1 articulation agreement offering an accelerated pathway for Hilbert students to earn a Master of Science in Education (MSEd) and New York State teaching certifications.