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The overpowering ringing noise radiating from people's smartphones might make you think you're inside a casino.
Ten years ago, Bill Cowell received a letter that changed his life.
If you walked around North Campus this weekend, you may have seen resemblances of Zelda's Link, Marvel Comics' Thor, Dragon Ball Z's Goku or even Pok?(c)mon trainer Ash Ketchum.
Pok?(c)mon Club Treasurer Kathryn Wiley is always cautious about any news that comes around April 1.
For Darren Cotton of Colden, N.Y., it started off as living in an apartment in University Heights with a deadbeat landlord who didn't fix anything. Cotton and his friends ran home to grab some tools out of their parents' garages - they had no previous experience or knowledge in repairs.
Album: Happiness Is
Album: Stereolithic
Growing up in Buffalo as the youngest of five boys, Seth Williams spent his childhood surrounded by food - growing in the garden, cooking on the stove and canned into mason jars.
Walking through the doors,customers are greeted by a dignified staircase with bright lights ascending upon golden rails, inviting them to walk up the mighty stairs. At the top of the stairs, there is a robust ambiance that fills the room; even unoccupied, the atmosphere is lively.
"Sak?(c), Sak?(c), Sak?(c)!" a hibachi chef yells, pouring a stream of the Japanese alcohol into a customer's mouth using a condiment bottle.
"Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! What does the fox say?" Josh Cao belted out in front of his fellow Gleemates to hysterical laughter.
With the holidays approaching, many students are looking forward to going home to enjoy a home-cooked turkey dinner. Everyone wants to find the fastest and most efficient route to stuffing and mashed potatoes, and these three GPS apps will provide that.
Regina Jose Galindo stands naked in an open field. A stationary camera watches the artist as an excavator loudly strips the grass and dirt from the earth's skin around her. In the chaos of the destruction, she stands erect - unmoved and unaffected. If the viewer watches long enough, Galindo is left on a tiny island of dirt slowly crumbling beneath her feet.
Anxious fans clad in grungy Pearl Jam, Audioslave, Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog t-shirts from yesteryear skipped out on the big UB football game on Tuesday night to see a music legend perform at UB's Center For the Arts.
Alex Cornwell and Jim Montour stood in front of what was once a deteriorating brick building and saw potential. In a matter of weeks, their vision for something beautiful became reality as the remains of the building turned into something beautiful - a giant screaming face spray-painted with purple, green, black and yellow.
While children go trick-or-treating this Halloween, college students will look for other nightlife activities. From Amherst to South Buffalo, a large majority of bars will celebrate Halloween. Bars throughout the Queen City will be throwing parties consisting of special drink menus, costume contests, dancing and much more.
He greets guests and visitors at his front door with his 20-year-old Parakeet, Baby, sitting on his left shoulder.
A porch is the perfect place to watch a storm.
A porch is the perfect place to watch a storm.
Knee-deep in an abandoned warehouse filled with waste from a flower shop, installation artist Tra Bouscaren is looking for something beautiful. The 39-year-old Boston native uses any material he can find to make art.