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In addition to being sued by an ex-UB professor, UB Law School Dean Makau Mutua is facing allegations of witness tampering in an International Criminal Court (ICC) case, according to news reports from his native Kenya.
Current incumbent Mia Jorgensen's position as University Council Student Representative is being challenged by junior business major Daniel Ovadia.
High atop UB's South Campus, there lies a love story.
On March 23, former UB Law Professor Jeffrey Malkan filed a civil rights lawsuit against Law School Dean Makau W. Mutua in the federal District Court of Buffalo. The suit alleges that two months after Mutua became dean in 2008, he illegally fired Malkan by violating Malkan's right to due process under the 14th Amendment and barring Malkan access to a mandatory faculty review procedure.
Today (Wednesday) marks the deadline for the UB chapter of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship to submit an amended constitution to the UB Student Association, but the group won't yield to all the SA's stipulations, thus risking derecognition and a possible court battle.
Students, faculty, and Buffalo residents filled UB's Center for the Arts on Thursday to hear Mary Robinson - former president of Ireland and former high commissioner of human rights at the U.N. - speak as a guest lecturer for the 25th-annual Distinguished Speaker Series.
UB senior Matt Wattles' first trip to Europe was nothing close to the typical tour through well-known cities and famous landmarks. Few travelers envision the Siberian city of Irkutsk as a destination over Paris or Berlin, or could spot Lake Baikal on a map.
Joseph T. Walsh was supposed to be introduced Wednesday as a candidate for the next provost of UB. But Walsh, the vice president for research and professor of biomedical engineering at Northwestern University, is no longer a candidate for the position.
On Thursday, WBFO-FM 88.7 became part of WNED Buffalo-Toronto, the largest distributor of public radio programming in the Buffalo region.
Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Buffalo held a public forum on Monday evening on UB's South Campus, discussing issues facing UB students, the future of the Occupy movement, and the planning of a campus-wide event set for March 1.
This week, the search committee for UB's next provost held public listening sessions in the Student Union and in Harriman Hall on South Campus.
On Monday, UB announced another anonymous donation – just four months after an anonymous medical school alumnus donated a record-breaking $40 million to the university. This new $1 million donation comes from an anonymous faculty member, and will be used to set up the Bruce Holm Memorial Catalyst Fund.
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