There are time travelers among us. They’ve been at every important historical event throughout history, observing and sometimes even tweaking history itself. [read more]

            Last year, the football team thrived in games that didn’t take place on the weekend. With a division title on the line, the Bulls went 3-1 in weekday games during the program’s best season since moving to Division I-Football Bowl Subdivision. [read more]

            After a remarkable overtime win in its season opener against Niagara, the women’s basketball team looked to carry that first game winning high down to Hempstead, N.Y. against the Pride of Hofstra on Monday. [read more]

            UB helped to secure the future of prospective and current students at its fourth annual Scholarship Gala, where 400 business executives, faculty and administrators donated $148,000 towards student scholarships. [read more]

            I’ve never been crazy about sports, whether it’s on the collegiate or professional level – I’m just not too wild about them. [read more]

            The economy is crashing and burning in a giant beautiful fireball. The president is a secret Nazi communist with a supervillain-like plot that somehow involves free health care. And terrorists will come into your home and kill you. [read more]

            The SUNY system is looking into whether New York State universities should compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s highest division. [read more]

            The world of comedy is bursting at the seams with Latinos and fat people, most of whom are not funny. However, there is one comedian who has managed to mix the two trends and actually produce something humorous. [read more]

            After dominating their season opening match against Ashland, the wrestling team traveled to Long Island to battle the Pride of Hofstra over the weekend. [read more]

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            Jacob Goldman found himself underwater this semester – in more ways than one. [read more]

            In a previous issue of The Spectrum, I investigated the dining plans at UB. I looked at the pros, the cons, the in-betweens and how they matched up to other schools around the Western New York and across the country. [read more]

            UB’s National Public Radio affiliate, WBFO 88.7 FM, announced earlier this month that Mark Vogelzang will be the station’s interim general manager. [read more]

10/31 – A bike was stolen from outside of Capen Undergraduate Library. [read more]

            Construction has begun on a new residence hall that will hold 600 units for sophomores on the southern outskirts of the Ellicott Complex. [read more]

            For a majority of students who lost their financial aid after UB’s policy change this year, a reprieve is in sight – for now. [read more]

            The current administration has taken a valiant step in repairing Americans’ image when it comes to bringing terrorists to justice. Trying these men in U.S. criminal courts open to the public and media will demonstrate the strength of justice and fairness of U.S. laws to the world. [read more]

To the editor, [read more]