In light of worrying mental health trends and the COVID-19 pandemic, The Spectrum sat down with Vice President for Student Life Brian Hamluk to discuss mental health on campus.
“Sending Duo push cleanses my energy.”
The Queen City may be known to outsiders for its snow and football team, but to natives, it’s the site of culinary excellence.
As we all inch closer to graduation, the prospect of working for corporate America becomes less and less appealing.
In the winter of 2019, Noah Wichlacz was on a mission.
UB students will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 2 to cast their vote for mayor of Buffalo and other local races. Incumbent Byron Brown (I) is running a write-in campaign against Democratic nominee India Walton (D) in a showdown the city won’t soon forget.
Here are some free (or nearly free) services for UB students to enjoy:
It was Friday night of opening weekend, and freshmen Hudson Alexander and Reilly Kasabri were returning home to their dorms from the welcome weekend carnival.
Here’s a look at some of the best things to do in the fall, from The Spectrum staff:
Sept. 15 marked the start of National Hispanic American Heritage Month. For students looking to celebrate the achievements and contributions of Hispanic Americans or learn more about Latinx/Hispanic culture, UB and the Buffalo community are hosting everything from mixers and movie nights to academic lectures.
For musician, poet and playwright Kae Tempest, 2020 was a year to ruminate on the small details of life and find meaning in the little things.
Last week, Rolling Stone released a reshuffled list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.
If there’s any sound that has long defined the bustle of the Student Union, it’s the playful melodies that trickle out from the famed piano perched on the building’s second floor.
Nick Metz and Collin Searles have been friends since freshman year when they lived on the same floor in Wilkeson Quad.
As the calendar flips to fall and exam season fast approaches, students are understandably feeling the heat.
When the second plane hit the South Tower of the World Trade Center, the staff of The Spectrum knew where they needed to be: at 132 Student Union.
As the days get shorter and the calendar flips to autumn, here are some suggestions from the staff of The Spectrum about how to make the most of the fall semester.
Despite leaving her dorm 30 minutes before her lecture to get breakfast at 8:30 a.m., freshman biomedical sciences major Dina Dahhan had to settle for a partly frozen Smucker’s Uncrustables sandwich from the vending machine.
One World Café, a three-story, 53,500-square-foot dining hall boasting international fare and community dining spaces, will cost $38.7 million.
Indian students at UB have been forced to cope with the ongoing COVID-19 catastrophe in their home country.
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