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Seven UB students’ canceled immigration status restored, 17 now affected by revocations
(04/26/25 4:01am)
Five current and two former UB students’ legal immigration status was reinstated by the federal government Friday, restoring their ability to live, study and work in the U.S. just over two weeks after the federal government suddenly terminated their legal statuses.
UB graduate sues over visa revocation
(04/23/25 1:13am)
A UB graduate filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. government last Tuesday to reinstate his visa that was terminated over a four-year-old traffic misdemeanor.
Three visas canceled over violations, immigration attorney says
(04/17/25 1:47am)
An immigration attorney told The Spectrum Wednesday afternoon that, out of the 13 current and former UB students whose visas were canceled by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement last week, one was previously arrested for driving while ability impaired (DWAI), one was convicted on a parking violation and one was arrested for a violation which the attorney did not disclose to The Spectrum.
The broken system
(12/12/24 6:16am)
The United States healthcare system has been the center of debate for its inefficiency and troubling costs associated with medical care. At the heart of this crisis lies a complex issue, intertwined with the capitalist system, driven by large corporations like UnitedHealthcare and other insurance companies—radical capitalists who prioritize their gains over patient well-being.
Spectrum staff childhood costume superlatives
(10/30/24 6:49pm)
Most Royal: Hannah
SA derecognition could halt UB ice hockey after 128 years
(10/02/24 8:44pm)
Due to the club’s current derecognition status under UB’s Student Association (SA), the men’s and women’s ice hockey teams announced that they are unable to compete for this fall semester. The possibility of the two teams competing in the spring remains uncertain.
Judge appears skeptical of YAF’s case against SA in oral arguments
(04/30/24 7:35am)
A federal judge appeared skeptical of a right-wing UB student group’s claim that a Student Association (SA) policy targeted it with a “constitutional injury” by prohibiting the club from becoming its own legal entity.
Police data: Crime in on-campus residences by the numbers
(02/20/24 3:50am)
Since 2021, a total of 383 police incidents have been reported in UB’s on-campus residences. Governors Complex, which houses about 800 students accounted for 47 of the incidents (12.2% of the total). The Ellicott Complex houses about 3,200 students and accounted for 208 incidents (54% of the total).
UB overhauls admissions criteria, ends legacy admissions after Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action
(12/07/23 9:54am)
The Supreme Court’s decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard was as shocking as it was predictable.
Survey of faculty reveals concerns about tenure, workload
(11/09/23 4:23am)
Faculty at UB are concerned about “overwhelming” clerical tasks, retention of teaching faculty, stability within their departments and shared governance, responses to a Faculty Senate survey obtained by The Spectrum show.
A conversation with Amy Schneider
(10/20/23 3:35am)
In 2021, Amy Schneider was a software manager in Oakland, California.
Men’s basketball coach George Halcovage III on recruiting, Buffalo pride and building a lasting culture
(04/27/23 1:30am)
Buffalo has always held a special place in George Halcovage III’s heart.
Chris Koch steps down from UB Council, faces civil suit in connection with vehicular incident
(04/06/23 2:03am)
Chris Koch, the CEO of New Era, voluntarily resigned from the UB Council in early March to “focus on professional obligations,” UB spokesperson John Della Contrada told The Spectrum Wednesday.
UB alum discusses 20 years in journalism, experiences as a Pakistani reporter during 9/11
(03/09/23 4:19am)
Hena Doba went on-air for the first time during 9/11.
Pandemic pains: UB monitoring ‘historic’ bird flu outbreak as migrant geese return to campus
(03/02/23 5:39am)
In a matter of weeks, the ice will thaw and avian bleating will fill the air as students and geese flock in tandem to signal the arrival of spring.
Sherrilyn Ifill discusses the beauty of litigation, content of character and more in Distinguished Speaker Series
(02/23/23 4:23am)
Sherrilyn Ifill, the former president and direct-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund spoke at UB last Thursday as the 47th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration keynote speaker.
UB football hauls in MAC’s No. 1 overall recruiting class for second consecutive year
(02/09/23 12:38am)
The Bulls are back on top of Mid-American Conference recruiting for the second consecutive year.
Professor Matthew Burge ‘currently employed’ by UB, but reasons behind his sudden removal unclear
(10/28/22 7:29pm)
Engineering professor Matthew Burge, who was removed as an instructor from all his classes over two weeks ago, is still a university employee, UB spokesperson John DellaContrada said in a statement to The Spectrum.
President Tripathi delivers 11th annual State of the University Address
(10/16/22 8:35pm)
President Tripathi delivered his 11th annual State of the University Address in Slee Hall Friday morning.
