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(11 hours ago)
In response to University Police’s (UPD) use of UB Stampede buses to transport 15 arrested pro-Palestine protesters last week, SA senators passed a resolution Wednesday evening calling on UB and UPD to discontinue the use of student-funded transportation for arrests.
(14 hours ago)
UB dropped its Student-Wide Judiciary case against former UB Council student representative candidate Jack Walsh on Tuesday, after student prosecutors failed to find that he violated an election rule prohibiting dishonesty.
(05/08/24 3:50am)
The Faculty Senate will vote next Tuesday on whether to support a letter signed by more than 220 faculty members. The letter demands that UB drop charges against pro-Palestinian protesters arrested Wednesday night, review UB police protocols, and launch an investigation into impromptu changes to on-campus picketing and assembly policies.
(05/08/24 2:20am)
Two pro-Palestinian demonstrations and one pro-Israel rally made their way through UB’s North Campus on Sunday and Monday, extending a tumultuous week of protests on campus that began Wednesday afternoon.
(05/07/24 11:16pm)
Tal Hamel came to UB unsure of what he wanted to study, but he knew he wanted to run collegiate track and field.
(05/07/24 10:38pm)
Editor’s note: This column is the collective opinion of members of our editorial board. This is not a reported piece.
(05/07/24 7:17pm)
The day after New York City Police officers arrested hundreds of protesters who occupied Hamilton Hall, UB students and other Western New York residents marched on campus and attempted to set up an encampment outside Hochstetter Hall. The night ended with multiple arrests and injuries. Here's how it happened.
(05/07/24 5:16am)
An 18-year-old student was arrested on Monday after he allegedly encouraged violence against an on-campus pro-Israel rally organized by UB’s Jewish Student Union (JSU), UB announced.
(05/07/24 2:33am)
Amid the deluge of heated Israel-Palestine discourse and Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) abortion arguments are two characters bringing levity to the UB 2024 Snapchat story.
(05/07/24 2:20am)
Hundreds of art lovers flocked to the Center for the Arts (CFA) for “Spring into Art” last Tuesday. Students sold their work at several tables, and a slew of performers took to the stage in what turned into a spectacular, art-filled night.
(05/07/24 2:03am)
Jeremy Meyers discovered the meaning of life in Penn Station three years ago.
(05/07/24 1:34am)
By day, Gregory Opalinski and Paul Swisher teach math and science.
(05/07/24 1:02am)
The time is nigh. The dreaded hour approaches. Finals are almost here.
(05/07/24 12:47am)
The neon lawn chairs stared back at me as I walked into the small theater. They stood out against the whitewashed walls that were starting to shed little flecks of paint.
(05/07/24 12:38am)
They talk too much. They sing too loud. They dance in hallways while everyone else is just trying to walk. Their jubilation is at the expense of all those who have to put up with their unawareness of their surroundings.
(05/07/24 12:09am)
Deanne Choo’s path from Singapore to the Bulls’ tennis team wasn’t the most straightforward.
(05/06/24 9:21pm)
The social media trend of stopping strangers to ask what they’re listening to has offered us a glimpse into our peers’ music taste. But what are educators on our campuses listening to? What music did they listen to when they were an undergraduate?
(05/06/24 8:12pm)
The EDM Club, Classics Club and Latin American Graduate Student Association took home the top three prizes in UB Student Engagement’s “Colors in Construction: Student Organization Art Showcase.” Dozens of student groups painted murals on the temporary drywall in the Student Union, competing for $500 or more in extra funding for their club budget.
(05/06/24 8:13pm)
The semester is finally coming to a close, and the weather is finally warming up.
(05/06/24 5:12pm)
Editor's note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent. The list of 197 signatures is as of May 6, 1:05 p.m.