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UB spends between six and nine millions dollars every year to upgrade its residence halls, according to Michael R. Jacobs, the maintenance supervisor for the Ellicott Complex. This year, a portion of that money is being spent on upgrades for the complex, which include a new system of emergency generators.
With spring break only days away, the push is on to provide safety to those students bound for sexual experiences.
Students were evacuated from their rooms for the second time this month after a pipe burst in Goodyear Hall early Saturday morning.
It was recently announced that GMH Communities, an off-campus student housing developer, plans to build 225 apartments on Rensch Road opposite UB's North Campus at Sweet Home Road.
With the holidays just around the corner, and the spirit of giving swelling in every heart as each day passes, reaching out to those less fortunate becomes a priority. But helping a good cause doesn't mean dropping a lot of cash. Why not donate the things you already have?
Bulls give a show worth watching time and time again
With another Buffalo businessman slain in an unsolved robbery on Wednesday morning and the Thursday announcement that the "bike path rapist" is indeed connected to the death of Joan Diver, the only thing that is clear about Western New York crime investigation is that it is in great need of reformation.
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center isn't your typical art museum.
After receiving harsh criticism from black community leaders, Buffalo's emerging minor-league basketball team will be changing their logo from a silverback gorilla to an imaginary, black panther-like creature.
When a headache on the morning of Sept. 9 suddenly became more than a mild pain, UB alumnus Reginald Jacinthe knew something was seriously wrong.
A high-pitched bell rang once a minute throughout last Thursday's Take Back the Night rally, symbolizing the statistic that a rape occurs about once every minute in the U.S.
At the age of 32, film director Ian Olds is older than the majority of the soldiers featured in his documentary "Occupation: Dreamland." But after spending six weeks capturing them in combat and at rest, he is truly able to appreciate their experience.
Dozens of students living in University Heights are looking forward to restored electricity and heat this week as work crews clear limbs and repair power lines in the district.
This marks my first year living in an on-campus apartment in South Lake Village. There are many benefits to living on-campus. For example, my apartment number, ED, has the benefit of being a documented medical condition. When I chose to live on campus, a top priority for me was that my address hints at male performance problems.
As the world has changed, so have the rules of etiquette associated with it. The emergence of cell phones and barely-there clothing into mainstream culture may leave some wondering where the line between acceptable and rude is.
A panel of sexual assault experts met Monday night in the Student Union for a seminar aimed at increasing student awareness of sexual assault and rape issues, and although it was open to the public, few people were actually in attendance.
For anyone who knows anything about live music, the UB music fests of late haven't been anything to write home about. Not for rock fans anyway. While SA has done an adequate job, they have the potential and the funds to create something amazing.
Balding men sat next to their mop-haired, college-aged sons at the Center for the Arts Mainstage Theatre Wednesday night, all anxiously waiting for the show to begin.
Above the doorway to the UB wrestling room, in the catacombs of Alumni Arena, hangs a blue and white sign with a stern warning.
Armed with a relentless will and a jump shot that's as cool as the other side of the pillow, Calvin Cage has spent the last three years teaching Bulls fans that size doesn't always matter.
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