You don’t need to wear a blue hoodie and a pair of sweatpants in order to be an athlete at the University at Buffalo. [read more]

            There have been debates about whether the use of security cameras can actually aid in crime fighting. The debate has come to Buffalo following high profile arrests due to the aid of such surveillance systems. [read more]

         There have been specific plays that have sent the football team’s season down a spiraling road full of missed opportunities. Numerous drops, missed tackles and turnovers have hurt the team all season long and have resulted in disappointment. [read more]

            The Student Union Theatre looked like a tent at New York fashion week last weekend as the African Student Association presented “La Belle Afrique: Beautiful Africa” – the ASA’s 10th annual hair and fashion show. [read more]

            Wake-up, class, study, extracurricular illegal activities, repeat. [read more]

            UB is teaming up with Cornell University to stop cancer in its tracks. [read more]

            Students can get a little thought-provoking Latin flavor at the Center for the Arts this winter. [read more]

            Exercise provides a healthy way to relieve stress and offers students various health benefits. But some students don’t feel like they have time to work out. [read more]

            When he’s wearing the standard-issue gray sweatpants and sweatshirt that say “Buffalo Bulls” and a New York Yankees cap, senior 125-pound wrestler Dan Bishop may seem like another average athlete at UB. [read more]

            “You have the power to save a life.” [read more]

  [read more]

            Tales don’t tell themselves, but dead friends do shout sing-a-long narratives. [read more]

            After years of debate, the House of Representatives passed a bill that will help decrease the amount of students that do not have health insurance. [read more]

            Today, Nov. 11, is not only Veteran’s Day, but also my grandfather’s birthday. He would have been 85. [read more]

11/1 - A person used a UB Card that another person lost by Frontier Road. [read more]

            While most recent college graduates are looking for work, either in graduate school or in their prospective job field, three graduates from the UB’s class of 2009 have already found it. [read more]

            Beginning Wednesday, students can nominate their favorite professors for the fall installment of the Milton Plesur Awards. The Student Affairs Department of the Student Association is running the nomination process. [read more]

            Students will vote in a special election this week to choose a new Student Association vice president. [read more]

            To say that Houston Rockets guard Tracy McGrady has something to prove this season may just be the understatement of the century. [read more]

To the Editor, [read more]

            It has been five months since President Barack Obama went to Cairo and won over most of the Arab world with his declaration of justice. He stated that he would face down both Israel and Palestine in his quest for peace. [read more]

  [read more]

            The Swedish quartet of Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid, better known as ABBA, danced and jived on in the tribute show ABBA Mania. [read more]

            The newest technology available for breast cancer detection is the Breast Specific Gamma Imaging camera from Dilon Diagnostics. [read more]

            For Dungeon Masters and level one wizards alike, Bioware’s long-awaited king of role-playing games has arrived. [read more]

            The most brutal band in the world has returned to Adult Swim. Metalocalypse is back with season three, and it’s just as hilarious as ever. [read more]

            Imagine peace. Hug trees. Be like the eagle and soar. [read more]

            Among the many celebrations for Veterans Day this year, student veterans at UB will be hosting a party of their own – one with a purpose. [read more]

            Red shirt junior guard Ashley Zuber of the women’s basketball team doesn’t follow the typical “red shirt” meaning. Usually, the phrase means that a player purposely gave up a year of eligibility, usually his or her freshman year, in order to get an extra year later on. [read more]