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I get it. It’s a fun time to be a UB football fan. There’s a new head coach in place that’s thriving in his position, the locker room camaraderie has reached a zenith and the Bulls just came off of a blowout 51-14 victory over Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) team Albany.
Students and faculty sat in dark lecture halls on South Campus waiting for class to start Wednesday morning. A few minutes later, they got the news that the entire campus had gone dark.
The term ‘The Triplets’ first rose to popularity describing the Super Bowl-winning Dallas Cowboys’ trio of quarterback Troy Aikman, running back Emmitt Smith and wide receiver Michael Irvin in the ’90s.
The Spectrum has put together a list of the biggest stories of the 2014-15 school year so you don’t fall behind. The list ranges from a historic snowstorm to a former UB student being labeled a Level 2 sex offender.
Every academic year, outstanding seniors in the University at Buffalo’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) are recognized for their service to the university and their high GPAs. The 26 recipients will receive a personalized medal and certificate, which will be presented to the students at the CAS commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 17 at 10 a.m.
Lex could not control her body from shaking as she finally stepped into the room with several other recovering alcoholics sitting in a circle. This was the moment where she was finally going to turn her life around.
UBIT has finally gotten the message – the age of less-than-instantaneous Internet has passed, and it’s time for UB to catch up.
When Dr. Robert Ballard was a child, his dream was to become Captain Nemo from the book 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Now, Ballard is a deep-sea oceanographer trying to inspire today’s youth.
For the most part, UB officials make the best of a bad situation
Approximately 550 students were forced out of Red Jacket Hall, one of the six quadrangles in the Ellicott Complex, Wednesday after flooding caused a power outage. Students were offered housing for the night in the Triple Gym of Alumni Arena.
Approximately 500 students were forced out of Red Jacket Hall, one of the six quadrangles in the Ellicott Complex, Wednesday after a frozen sprinkler head caused a power outage. Cold temperatures caused a sprinkler line to break and drip water into an electrical room, which damaged a single panel that shut down the electricity and heat in the building Wednesday around 7 a.m. Power returned around 11 p.m. that night and students were allowed to re-enter building early Thursday morning.
I am standing in The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe with my study abroad group from the University of Buffalo and watching as people openly start to cry. They are remembering the six million Jews the Nazis systematically murdered from 1938-45. This monument is near the Brandenburg Gate, the city’s most iconic monument. It stands directly in the path of all tourists who visit this city.
This week budding musicians, punk lovers and anyone else who likes to sing, could take to the stage and strut their stuff.
We’ve all done it: Walked seamlessly down the crowded spine with our eyes glued to our phones. “Oops, excuse me, sorry.”
The Albright Knox is regarded globally as “the art world’s best kept secret,” according to director Janne Sirén. With more than 500 masterpieces and a collection exceeding 6,700 works, the Buffalo museum has one of the top collections of modern and contemporary art in the world.
The last week has been more than trying for some Western New Yorkers as people in the area’s Southtowns were barricaded in their homes for days, snow engulfing their driveways, cars and homes, leaving them trapped inside.
Over the past few days, I’ve grown accustomed to hearing my dad’s footsteps on my roof.
About 30 UB students started one weekend in a C-130, a military transport aircraft, to Fort Drum with a view of Upstate New York through huge front windows.
Last Friday, I went to the police department for the first (and hopefully last) time in my life. No, college did not turn me into a delinquent. My friend and I were involved in a minor car accident so we had to file a police report.
Last Friday, I went to the police department for the first (and hopefully last) time in my life. No, college did not turn me into a delinquent. My friend and I were involved in a minor car accident so we had to file a police report.
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