Emerging Choreographers Showcase returns to UB
(11/10/21 4:10am)
From Nov. 6-7, the Center for the Arts hosted UB’s first Emerging Choreographers Showcase performance since before COVID-19.
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Open studios, open minds
(11/03/21 2:58am)
From the basement to the ceiling, the CFA teems with art.
Get to know an opponent: Coastal Carolina
(09/17/21 4:57pm)
Following a disappointing 28-3 loss to Nebraska last week, the Bulls (1-1) are back in Buffalo to take on the 16th-ranked Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (2-0) Saturday afternoon.
Four takeaways from UB’s 28-3 loss to Nebraska
(09/15/21 7:57pm)
After a dominant 69-7 Week One victory over FCS foe Wagner last week, UB football (1-1) found itself on the opposite side of the scoreboard against Nebraska Saturday afternoon.
Twenty years later
(09/09/21 2:22pm)
Elizabeth Fox-Solomon was sitting in the orthodontist’s chair when the world as she knew it changed forever.
Students question if $38 million One World Café is worth it
(08/26/21 9:27pm)
Ten years ago, UB officials envisioned a colossal, international-themed eatery located at the beating heart of North Campus’ academic spine.
Students return to campus for in-person learning
(08/24/21 6:31pm)
Students can expect to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with their peers at football games and walk around the Academic Spine maskless this fall, but a recent surge in COVID-19 cases may leave administrators weighing additional health and safety measures this semester.
UB students at risk of homelessness and suffering from debt face first-time break housing charges
(12/14/20 11:27pm)
This year, UB’s dorms and campus apartments will offer winter break housing at nightly rates comparable to those of the Red Roof PLUS+ and other area motels.
It’s never you until it is
(11/16/20 9:00pm)
It’s been over two years and the idea of him still infuriates me.
30 years ago, the Bike Path Rapist struck campus
(09/29/20 1:01pm)
In the early afternoon of Sept. 29, 1990 — 30 years ago today — UB sophomore Linda Yalem went for a run along the Ellicott Creek Bike Path.
Campus Living reports 37% reduction in on-campus housing assignments
(09/01/20 7:33pm)
UB will have significantly fewer students living on campus this semester.
Remembering you can’t ‘rescue’ them
(05/02/20 11:54pm)
Editor’s note: This column contains sensitive content about domestic abuse which may be triggering.
Suspect connected to South Campus thefts to face charges
(02/20/20 3:57am)
A woman banned from UB on Jan. 14 is facing charges after University Police connected her to five thefts on South Campus. UPD is working with the Erie County District Attorney’s office to indict Wright, looking to secure a plea bargain covering all the thefts.
‘Every kid wanted to be like him’
(01/30/20 3:39am)
On Sunday afternoon, former Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant died after his helicopter crashed near Calabasas, CA, killing all nine people onboard, including his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna.
My best friend, ‘Ana’
(11/23/19 11:52pm)
Note: This column contains sensitive content about eating disorders which may be triggering for some readers.
Freshman withdrawing from school following dorm-room fire
(11/24/19 12:22am)
Freshman Nichole Mahler plans to withdraw from UB following the Nov. 10 Dewey Hall fire, where she lost nearly all of her belongings including her ID, laptop and credit cards.
Police blotter
(10/27/19 11:34pm)
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Fifteen years after accessibility lawsuit, UB still not compliant
(09/19/19 1:03am)
Emily Tout had a problem with her class in Norton Hall last semester. She couldn’t get into the nearest bathroom.
See you later, alligator
(05/09/19 8:13am)
It was 7 p.m. in The Spectrum office last night. It was a typical Tuesday, with Jacklyn showing me how to click my heels in the air. I was making a complete fool of myself as Savanna took videos to document my progress, or lack thereof, and Tom and Brent sporadically cheered me on from their respective corners of the office.
Art professor paints life story
(04/08/19 1:11am)
The image of a fractured iceberg in a sea of blood leans on an office wall in the Center for the Arts.
