Ken Jeong sat down with The Spectrum before his speech as a part of UB’s Distinguished Speaker Series to talk about his start of his career in acting, becoming Mr. Chow in “The Hangover” and finding his path in college.
The Spectrum staff compiled a list of some fall- and Halloween-themed activities and events at UB and around Buffalo that will make this spooky season one of the best yet.
The Spectrum interviewed Caribe, a member of Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.), an organization that provides comfort, safety and support for abused children.
Kenneth Regan, an associate professor in UB’s Department of Computer Science, has spent the past month wading through the “paranoia” gripping the chess world after a series of cheating allegations and renewed scrutiny over integrity in the sport.
Over 1,500 people participated in the Out of the Darkness Walk at Canalside last Saturday.
UB students and staff were relieved to have their debt burdens reduced, but some were concerned about rising tax burdens and national debt figures.
On July 30, Donisha Gant opened Plantae, the city of Buffalo's first vegan grocery store.
Air Buffalo, a new ‘high-end’ student housing complex, informed would-be residents that their move-in dates would be postponed, in emails sent out during the week of Aug. 25.
Award-winning director and UB alum Rob Lieberman has a lot of love for the place that raised him, which is why he continues to come back to the Queen City.
Alice Cooper, along with UB alum Shep Gordon, visited UB’s Center for the Arts Tuesday to discuss their partnership over the past 50 years.
UB student-athletes scored some of the highest GPAs in program history last year, but not all teams contributed to that success in the classroom equally.
The secret to getting the most value from your meal swipe? Eating at UB’s dining centers.
Noodle Pavilion, Pan Asian and the 1846 Grill, three eateries in UB’s international-themed One World Café, opened their doors for the first time late last month.
The 26th annual ALANA (African, Latinx, Asian and Native American) Celebration of Achievement, a pre-commencement ceremony honoring graduates who belong to ethnic minority groups, was held Thursday.
The Spectrum sat down with Tripathi for a half-hour on May 3 to discuss his interactions with students, the university’s plans to address mental health concerns and the recently rebranded UB Top 25 Ambition initiative.
UB’s climate captains came together on Earth Day to discuss the changes the university will need to make in order to reach its goal of net-zero emissions by 2030.
UB received 62 reports of sexual violence in 2019, according to data from the New York State Education Department.
@ubmunchies is a one-stop nutrition resource for students launched by five PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) minors seeking to advocate for healthy and affordable food options and tackle food insecurity on campus.
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month aims to celebrate and recognize the culture, history and achievements of the AAPI community. With May finally here, celebrate with events run by UB’s Intercultural and Diversity Center (IDC) and organizations across Western New York.
When a UB student goes into crisis at 2 a.m., they will more often than not end up calling University Police, not UB Counseling.
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