Rachael Gregory transfers from UB
Buffalo women’s basketball sophomore guard/forward Rachael Gregory has decided to transfer from Buffalo to another university to finish her basketball career.
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Buffalo women’s basketball sophomore guard/forward Rachael Gregory has decided to transfer from Buffalo to another university to finish her basketball career.
Just a few weeks ago, The Spectrum called upon the United States to do more to combat Ebola in Africa. Now, America is failing to get the job done on home soil.
In an encouraging legislative move, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has ordered the SUNY system to revamp its sexual assault policy, revealing that sexual assault remains on the forefront of lawmakers’ minds.
Editor’s note:
Andre Robinson may go to prison after he kicked a stray cat with enough force to send it flying about 20 feet. He then posted the video online.
In this series, The Spectrum Sports Desk will rank the Top-10 moments in UB Athletics from the past few weeks. Tweet us your nominations at @ubspecsports with the #UBTop10.
When a tailgate is so massive and fans are so enthusiastic (read: intoxicated) that the University Police realizes its patrol isn’t sufficient, it’s fair to say the event can be deemed a success.
Increasing numbers of Buffalo-area college students are vying for a dorm room because they want the “college experience,” but that can be a difficult experience to have if you’re living in a hotel or with three people in a space meant for two.
Volleyball (9-4)
It’s an all-too familiar story by now: When senior art student Emma Sulkowicz reported to authorities at Columbia University she’d been raped in her dorm by a male student, her case was dismissed and her rapist remained on campus.
The Peace Bridge used to live up to its name. Now, those long-lost days of tranquility and friendship must seem a distant memory to authorities on both sides of the Niagara.
Without conversation, life becomes an echo chamber. And there’s no growth in an echo chamber, according to Jessica Lemons.