‘More Love, Less Ego’ displays how her love is better than ‘Her Loss’
(11/17/22 5:35am)
Album: “More Love, Less Ego”
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‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ inspires audiences to break away from their generational curses
(11/17/22 5:17am)
Movie: “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
I am numb to the racial inequality against Black Americans in America
(11/17/22 4:51am)
On May 31, 1921, a white mob attacked the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, destroying the neighborhood of Glenwood a.k.a. Black Wall Street and massacring over 160 Black people.
Chase your dreams, not your parents’ or society’s
(10/27/22 1:33am)
“What do you want to be when you grow up?”
Faculty and students at UB’s School of Dental Medicine researching lasers for use in medicine
(10/20/22 3:34am)
It might be hard to imagine a world without root canals, but researchers at UB’s School of Dental Medicine have found a breakthrough. Instead of shaving down and replacing teeth, they are researching a way to regrow gums with dental lasers.
‘Women, Life, Freedom’: Buffalo Iranians call for reform to their homeland’s government
(10/13/22 4:16am)
It was a cold, windy day in Buffalo, but that did not stop over 80 protestors who then marched around Niagara Square, Buffalo City Hall looming large, chanting slogans like, “Women, Life, Freedom,” “Justice for Iran” and “What solution? Revolution!”
Ken Jeong discusses comedy, medicine and more in vulnerable 2022-23 Distinguished Speaker Series opening
(10/13/22 4:08am)
Ken Jeong was still working his day job when he filmed his first movie, the Judd Apatow rom-com “Knocked Up.”
UB launches Western New York’s first long COVID-19 registry
(09/29/22 2:42am)
UB and UBMD’s Physicians’ Group have created a voluntary online registry for Western New York residents who are 18-years-old and older to report symptoms of long COVID-19, according to UB’s website. The data will be used to better understand the short-term and long-term symptoms of COVID-19 and connect participants with treatment options in Western New York.
Newly opened Plantae is first and only vegan grocery store in Buffalo city limits
(09/22/22 3:08am)
Until summer 2022, the city of Buffalo had no vegan grocery store. Donisha Gant wanted to change that.
Fivio Foreign and Yung Gravy to headline Fall Fest
(09/10/22 8:57pm)
Fivio Foreign and Yung Gravy will headline this year’s Fall Fest, the Student Association announced on social media Saturday.
UB Transportation adds bus routes to Tops, Asia Food Market, Student Health Services
(09/02/22 4:29pm)
UB has expanded shuttle routes to include direct service to the Tops on Maple Road and the Asia Food Market on Niagara Falls Boulevard and stops at the new Student Health Services.
ALANA graduation ceremony highlights and empowers graduates of color
(05/26/22 2:48am)
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 hosted by the Intercultural and Diversity Center Thursday afternoon at the Center for the Arts. The event consisted of musical performances, vulnerable and motivational speeches, tears and prideful cheers that filled the theater. Exactly 598 students, ranging from undergraduate to doctoral students, celebrated their graduations.
Hasan Minhaj displays mastery of emotions during UB Comedy Series performance
(05/16/22 6:44am)
Hasan Minhaj displayed his masterful ability to evoke emotions and comedy, landing jokes about messing with hedge fund managers, sucking boogers out of his daughter’s nose with a straw and his infertility problems during his UB Comedy Series performance at Alumni Arena last Saturday.
What feels lovely is not always love
(04/27/22 4:18am)
I thought it was love even when he grabbed me by the neck and choked me, my feet dangling in the air, all because of a misunderstanding.
UB Hired provides free professional apparel, hygiene products and more to students
(04/27/22 4:15am)
Finding a fit for a job interview can be a struggle, especially for college students. Transportation falls through, the cost of professional clothing is too high or nothing that satisfies students’ needs is available.
Black Explosion ‘Evolution’ honors ballroom culture and the evolution of fashion
(03/18/22 9:19pm)
The show has begun, with lights illuminating the lifted black stage and over 500 seats mostly filled with UB students waiting to be entertained. The audience is dressed to impress, wearing everything from formal attire to colorful tracksuits.
Nikole Hannah-Jones discusses inequality and affecting change
(02/23/22 5:41am)
Nikole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer-prize winning staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, told audience members Wednesday that “the answers are not going to come from us [the older generation]. The youth have always led.”
Journey’s End and the refugee struggle in Buffalo
(02/09/22 4:53am)
Stranded in South Africa, a Congolese mother of three applied to resettle her family in the U.S. But she made a mistake on her paperwork. Her application was denied.
