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UB powers through Akron in dominant Week 8 victory
By ANTHONY DECICCO | Oct. 24UB has made it a habit of playing in close games this season.
SA plans on holding Fall Fest, will use leftover funds for ‘big’ Spring Fest
By GRANT ASHLEY | Oct. 19The Student Association is planning to hold Fall Fest this semester, but the event will likely be smaller due to COVID-19 restrictions, room reservation issues and vendor capacity problems, according to members of the SA e-board.
Q&A with Vice President for Student Life Brian Hamluk
By JUSTIN WEISS and JULIE FREY | Oct. 19In 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.
Zodiaque Dance Company returns for first in-person show since March 2020
By Alex Falter | Oct. 19“My career has been a quest, a search for roots,” the narrator says, his voice filling the auditorium with the words of the dance pioneer Pearl Primus to begin “Walking with Pearl,” the first dance of the show.
Women’s soccer wins, draws over the weekend
By BRENDEN WOLD | Oct. 19Women’s soccer (10-3-2, 4-2-2 MAC) defeated Western Michigan (4-11-0, 2-6-0 MAC), 4-3, in a thriller Thursday night at UB Stadium. UB then traveled to Dekalb, IL Sunday afternoon, where they tied Northern Illinois (4-10-2, 1-5-2 MAC), 1-1, in a wild double-overtime match.
People with vaginas: schedule your pap smear now
By NATALIE DOLLER | Oct. 19I love being young. That may seem unusual, but I love having a fully functioning body, non-graying hair (although with my genetic luck, that will be short-lived) and the promise of endless possibilities.
Geese are UB’s gravest evil
By GRANT ASHLEY | Oct. 12
The Canada Geese aren’t the problem. We are.
By JULIE FREY | Oct. 12
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