During my precious few experiences in the world, probably having met less than one percent of the world's population, I have come to the conclusion that the majority of humans lie. [read more]

   On Saturday, I accidentally wandered into some of the most organized chaos I've ever witnessed. [read more]

   Buffalo needed one win to claim a share of the division title while going into Saturday afternoon's Mid-American Conference game against the Miami RedHawks. After a 31-28 loss, the Bulls will need some help if they want to finish in first. [read more]

   In a battle of the Queen City, the Bulls dominated the Buffalo State Bengals on Friday evening. [read more]

   Over 100 students and faculty enjoyed a night of fashion and culture at the eighth annual African Student Association (ASA) Hair and Fashion show this past Saturday in Harriman Hall. [read more]

The article "United Nations SA makes its mark globally and locally" incorrectly stated that United Nations SA holds meetings in 350 Student Union. Meetings are held in room 306. [read more]

   Envision a liquid substance pouring down on your head, mixing with blood that has just been beaten out of you. Two dark figures stand inches away as you scream in brutal pain. In seconds, a cigarette is lit and flicked in your direction. [read more]

   Six Iraqi men are suing American Airlines in Detroit for being detained and missing their flight after a passenger told a guard she heard them speaking Arabic, according to a Nov. 1, 2007 Associated Press article. [read more]

   We're at the end of an era. As the pre-MySpace generation looks back at the bands they grew up on, one can't help but come to the stark realization that they're nearly all gone. [read more]

   This week, UB students learned that there's more to life than classes, textbooks and final exams. [read more]

Wednesday

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Thursday Volleyball Buffalo 0 Akron 3 Women’s Soccer Kent State 0 Buffalo 3 Friday Men’s Basketball Buffalo State 48 Buffalo 113 Women’s Swimming Buffalo 108.5 Miami (OH) 188.5 Saturday Football Buffalo 28 Miami (OH) 31 Men’s Soccer Hartwick 2 Buffalo 1 Volleyball Toledo 3 Buffalo 1 Women’s Swimming Buffalo 129 Ohio 166

   Capturing the magic of the best in classic 1960s soul, Georgia native Ryan Shaw brings old-school funk to a new generation with his debut album This is Ryan Shaw. [read more]

Women's soccer finishes season, players earn honors [read more]

   Filmmaker Jed Riffe almost forgot where to show up for a discussion event and film screening of his documentary, Waiting to Inhale. In speaking to The Spectrum, Riffe was initially unable to recall the time and room where the event was to be held. [read more]

   Last week, delegates from a majority of the 64 SUNY schools passed resolutions that call for changes including diversity sensitivity training for faculty, more affordable textbook prices, and an addition to the Student Association Constitution during the SUNY Student Assembly Conference. [read more]

   A panel of faculty appointed by UB Provost Satish Tripathi has compiled a report examining discrepancies in UB's international presence and have provided suggestions to correct the problems, according to Maureen Jameson, associate professor of French. [read more]

   It could be colorful; it could be sexy; it could be unique; it could be romantic; but it could be one of the biggest mistakes a person could ever make. College students might feel that tattoos are a fun and special way to express themselves, but many forget to look at the big picture before getting a tattoo. [read more]

   UB's sunny and clear days may be numbered, but many students chose to spend Saturday rolling up their sleeves and cleaning up UB's North Campus before it is blanketed in snow. [read more]

   In the beginning of the semester, the University at Buffalo launched a new pro-health, pro-environment and pro-decrease-the-ridiculous-parking-situation program called Bicycling at UB. The current biking program has provoked a positive response from campus biking enthusiasts. [read more]

When Joel Radicchi, a UB alumnus, died tragically last Friday in a car accident, those who knew him were changed forever. What Joel left behind was a legacy of impact on his friends, family and on the UB community. [read more]

   Jorge José, UB vice president for research and professor of physics, has received a fellowship from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in recognition of his discoveries in physics and his efforts to educate the public about the field. [read more]

   Trained chimpanzees, designer plates, John Maynard Keynes, PCP and horror movie sex scenes were only a handful of the topics discussed during The Comedians of Comedy tour, which stopped by the Center for the Arts Mainstage Theater this past Saturday. [read more]

   With two games left before the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Championship Tournament, the Bulls are in dire need of a victory to boost their spirits as they lost their 10th and 11th-straight matches this weekend versus MAC opponents. [read more]