Choosing flattery over debate, three community faith leaders addressed what they perceived as "beautiful" about their respective religions Monday night in the Student Union Theater. [read more]

Walking through Capen Hall, Evan Halstead downplays the fact he, along with thousands of current and potential UB students, sees a four-foot-tall snapshot of his own face hanging on the wall. [read more]

UB alum and multi-billion-dollar entrepreneur Robert E. Rich passed away peacefully last Wednesday at the age of 92, leaving behind a catalog of achievements almost as impressive as his approach to life. [read more]

It was a lot closer than it should have been at the end, but women's basketball pulled through 84-77 in a nail biter against Ohio University at the Convocation Center on Tuesday night. [read more]

A Bulls baseball squad full of talented but untested newcomers took the diamond for the first time this season Sunday, losing the first game of a doubleheader but picking up the nightcap at Appalachian State. [read more]

Though most students won't take up snowplowing positions this winter, University Facilities could certainly use the help. In a city where snow removal is practically a science by necessity, UB workers are fully equipped to clear roads and walkways on blustery days, but not every area can be plowed when a storm hits. [read more]

Last week's swirling windstorm that tore through campus wasn't just a force of nature: it was the sighs of relief from potential graduate students everywhere. [read more]

Mrs. Alving stops dead in the middle of the room, the color drained from her face, and tells the Pastor, "I am half inclined to think that we are all ghosts." [read more]

For anyone who knows anything about live music, the UB music fests of late haven't been anything to write home about. Not for rock fans anyway. While SA has done an adequate job, they have the potential and the funds to create something amazing. [read more]

Picture this: you are at a Dave Matthews Band concert and the band takes the stage and starts rocking out. The only thing wrong is that all the audience members are wearing cowboy hats like they're at a Garth Brooks concert. [read more]

Not since the "Lion King" has Disney captivated its audience with a tale of friendship, survival and a story that is simply inspirational. [read more]

The cartoon controversy is not about freedom of expression versus freedom of religion or about blasphemy. The issue is about demonization. [read more]

As I watched the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game Friday night, I was at first amused by the antics of the wannabe ballers, but then I started to get aggravated. [read more]

Joseph Gardella knows the secret of the ooze. [read more]

Colgate cleans up [read more]

In case you don't know them, these are the big hits from the bands The Spectrum would like to see come for Spring Fest. - The arts desk [read more]

1.Gorillaz - They were everywhere this year, from iPod commercials to dancing with Madonna at the Grammy's, overshadowing both the MP3 king and the Material Girl. The best fake band ever. [read more]

The Student-wide Judiciary is expected to rule this week on the alleged misconduct of Student Association Treasurer Mazin Kased, almost a year after accusations of bribery, slander and perjury were filed against SA's executive board. [read more]

Only in a world originally created by Franz Kafka is it possible for an actress to morph from an exotic dancer to a linen closet. [read more]

Relationships between professors and their students are changing. Some say that young people these days have no respect for their elders. No sense of deference. [read more]

The uproar over a White House decision to allow the passage of a UAE port deal is pure hypocrisy from our politicians. The nation's lifeblood is controlled and dominated by corporate interests; the port deal only highlights the process. [read more]