Arguably the most popular and recognizable character in the Gotham City universe besides the caped crusader, his vicarious presence ran amok this past Friday as hundreds of clones laced the Queen City's streets and homes. [read more]

For 11 months out of the year, nobody in the universe cares what Spencer and Heidi from The Hills have to say. [read more]

Heading into their meet against Ohio University, the Bulls women's swim team had its guard up for a team that was predicted to win the 2009 Mid-American Conference Championship by coaches across the conference. [read more]

If discovering the secrets of a mystical cosmos or investigating crime scenes seem like attractive career choices, keep reading (at your own risk). [read more]

Between giving birth and saving the world, Angelina Jolie found time to deliver an Oscar-worthy performance. [read more]

Name & Position: Stephanie Sciandra, Editor in Chief [read more]

For months and months, we've been inundated with talking points and predictions and polls and pit bulls. Now the election is here and it's time for us to actually take part in the process. [read more]

It sounds like the plot of a new Nicholas Sparks novel: A young, hardworking gentleman falls madly in love with a fair beauty and they live happily together ...on an alien-infested spaceship. [read more]

The Indonesian government is planning a massive relocation of their island-dwelling population. [read more]

On Saturday, the men's soccer team headed into their match against Bowling Green with a 'W' on their mind. [read more]

On Tuesday, the quest for the White House won't be the only matchup Americans across the country will be watching. [read more]

   University police are investigating a possible break-in at the Flint Village Apartments. A male allegedly entered the apartment through an unlocked window early Saturday morning, according to an alert from Thomas Tiberi, senior associate director of the University Residence Halls & Apartments, on Sunday. [read more]

Pre-season rankings announced [read more]

   No longer dependent on house rules or parental reaction, college affords many students the opportunity to develop more intimate relationships and others the chance to experience life without a significant other. Attached or single, a student's relationship status can mean both negative and positive experiences during the college years. [read more]

It's not just for your grandma, and it's not going to make you gravely ill: flu shots are recommended for anyone who wants to reduce their risk of contracting the virus. [read more]

Since I was a little boy, I've loved politics nearly as much as I've loved sports. [read more]

   As the presidential election approaches, we as students are inundated with slogans like "Vote or Die," "Rock the Vote," and "Every Vote Counts." These catchphrases are supposed to remind us just how important our vote is in this election. But some students feel it isn't as important as they would have us believe. [read more]

Jeremy Law, 17, of Dartmouth Avenue and Eddie Manuel, 18, of Woltz Avenue, have been arrested and charged with the robberies of three UB students. [read more]

   Leonardo DiCaprio, MTV, P. Diddy and Burger King agree: your vote matters. More than ever, young voters are getting a big push to register, vote and get their voices heard. [read more]

This election day, when Democrats and Republicans have done everything they can and all that is left to do is sit back and watch, it's good to have some people to sit with. [read more]

Election officials are afraid that potential long lines at polling places will cause impatient citizens to renege on their right to vote for the next president, according to an article in Sunday's Los Angeles Times. [read more]