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(14 hours ago)
As a junior engineering major, Amelia Rose, found a seat in Lockwood Memorial Library with her mint tea and a tote bag full of projects and binders of lecture notes. She would have never expected to land a conversation on universal interconnectedness, the theories that entail chance encounters and the uncanny ways people's lives may intertwine. As for Rose, the belief that “everything is connected” can’t be coincidental — there are instances she claims she sees play out every day at UB.
(15 hours ago)
I still vividly remember the first time I watched “Slumdog Millionaire” with my peers in the seventh grade. Hearing the applause of my classmates, and the praise given to the remarkable acting of Dev Patel, gave me a certain pride. Although I don’t know him personally, seeing someone who looks like me in a leading role in cinema filled me with not only joy, but a sense of confidence — a feeling that the culture I love and view so highly had a rightful place in Hollywood. But at the same time, it clashed with the expectations that I had always known — expectations that spanned centuries, and left little room for dreams like these.
(14 hours ago)
In 2001, a photograph by Corinne Day sped up eight years of work for Rick Owens and put him on the map. Kate Moss was photographed for Vogue Paris wearing one of his distressed leather jackets, which caught the eye of Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour. This jacket was draped, dark and looked nothing like the clothes that were being showcased at the time. Most people weren’t familiar with Owens as he was working out of his small studio in Hollywood and had no budget for advertising. Still, Wintour was drawn to his image and his life changed from that point on.
(15 hours ago)
On Thursday evening The Spectrum’s editorial board elected Mylien Lai as the next editor-in-chief for the 2026-2027 academic year.
(15 hours ago)
Editors note: edits have been made to this article.
(16 hours ago)
After an exceptional performance at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Wrestling Championships, redshirt senior wrestler Kaleb Burgess qualified as the 23rd seed for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championships in Cleveland, OH.
(16 hours ago)
“My bracket was completely done after the first day,” said Peter Stefanov, an Honors Business Administration student. “Next year, though.”
(03/31/26 3:45pm)
A candidate running to be president of the undergraduate Student Association is denying dozens of allegations of aggressive and harassing behavior toward students, colleagues and employees, both at UB and at another college he previously attended.
(03/26/26 1:33pm)
Twenty-two candidates — three full tickets, three duos and one independent candidate — are in the running for five positions available on the undergraduate Student Association’s 2026-27 e-board: president, vice president for advocacy, vice president for clubs, vice president for events and treasurer.
(03/18/26 7:24pm)
This is a developing story, check back for updates.
(03/14/26 3:43am)
Hours before Hoda Kotb took to the Center for the Arts mainstage as the final speaker in UB’s 2025-26 Distinguished Speakers series, she co-anchored an episode of NBC’s “Today” show in New York City.
(03/14/26 3:32am)
Hoda Kotb co-anchored an episode of NBC’s “Today” show Tuesday morning in New York City.
(03/11/26 1:11am)
Freshman diver Adele Malamud led the University at Buffalo diving team with a fifth-place finish in the women’s 1-meter championship final at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships in Lejeune Hall at the U.S Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD on Monday.
(03/11/26 1:09am)
This spring’s undergraduate Student Association e-board elections for the 2026-27 term will see 22 candidates in the running. Three full tickets, three two-person parties and one independent candidate will vie for five e-board positions: president, vice president for advocacy, vice president for clubs, vice president for events and treasurer.
(03/11/26 1:03am)
UB's protest policies have been a topic of conversation since May 2024, when fifteen people were arrested after university police called in outside law enforcement. The Faculty Senate passed a resolution denouncing police escalation. The administration revised its time, place, and manner policies over the summer. Mostly, the revisions were non-substantive. My goal is to change this. The substance of the protests aren't a concern here; UB should support students' rights to express whatever peaceful viewpoint they choose to. The problem is that UB utilized vague policies and excessive force to quash those students' voices.
(03/11/26 1:05am)
With numerous political conflicts occurring in our country and around the world, there has been an increase in wanting to keep politics out of sports, music, literature, visual and performing arts. Whether it's the recent criticism over Bad Bunny’s halftime performance at Super Bowl LX or former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the National Anthem a decade ago, many people feel the need to keep political activism out of the entertainment industry.
(03/11/26 12:52am)
From March 5 to March8, a troupe of talented young actors graced the UB Center for the Arts’ (CFA) Drama Theatre, bringing their audiences a gripping adaptation of “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare.
(03/11/26 12:45am)
In the vast region of the Arctic, survival was once measured by a few millimeters of space. For the Sakha people, the charapchy—traditional snow goggles—were a masterpiece of functionality, with narrow horizontal slits to protect the eyes from the intense glare of sun on snow. These were a necessary form of protection that came from a deep understanding of the environment.
(03/11/26 12:34am)
I am sick of reused material. In our current entertainment landscape, a large percentage of mainstream entertainment that’s being released and promoted nowadays — movies, TV shows, video games — is just cannibalizing previous trademarks. We have a trend of sequels, prequels, remakes, universes and franchises, but very little of anything new.
(03/11/26 12:17am)
The men’s basketball team (17-14, 7-11 MAC) battled through a very competitive first half of their game against the Toledo Rockets (17-14, 11-7 MAC), trailing by just four points at halftime; as the high-scoring game took its course, Toledo proved too much to overcome as the Bulls lost 98-78.
