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For athletes, one of the most challenging injuries to recover from is an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tear. The injury affects the knee, specifically the ligaments that connect the thigh bone to the shin bone, and typically sidelines athletes for eight to twelve months.
There’s no doubt that Shedeur Sanders, the 2025 draft prospect, is a talented quarterback. He had an impressive career, setting multiple records at Colorado in 2024 – including passing yards, completions, attempts, touchdowns, completion percentage, and quarterback rating. Heading into the draft, he was projected as a first round pick in most mock drafts.
There’s a quote often misattributed to Charles Darwin, the famed evolutionary biologist, that I’ve been thinking about a lot lately: “It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives; but the species that survives is the one that is able best to adapt and adjust to the changing environment in which it finds itself.”
On the weekend of April 26-27, thousands gathered around the periphery of the Buffalo History Museum for the annual Buffalo Cherry Blossom Festival. Celebrating its 12th year, the festival surrounds a garden of cherry trees behind the museum and exists to promote the history museum and its Japanese-themed garden.
Summer’s here! Sure, we’ve got a week left and finals to study for, but let’s be honest: mentally we’ve already clocked out. As far as I’m concerned, summer starts May 6 at 5 p.m. sharp. So, what now? It's time for freedom, fun, and maybe a bit of degeneracy. We’ve got to make the most of it, so if you’re hanging around town, here’s a list of local spots that’ll help you soak it all in.
UB Theatre and Dance unveiled its 2025 rendition of “The Pajama Game” with its opening night on Friday, April 25, at the UB Center for the Arts. As the lights in the glamorous Drama Theatre dimmed, Vernon Hines, played by sophomore musical theatre major Ty Burgess, wasted no time breaking into a musical number, introducing the audience to the world of Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory and rambling about his obsession with time efficiency.
UB mourns the loss of Anthony “Tony” Policare III, a cherished former quarterback, coach and lifelong Bull. On April 21, 2025, after a courageous battle with cancer, Policare departed this world at the age of 55. UB football honored him and his legacy in an Instagram post last Wednesday, sharing his passing with the UB community.
From starting his UB football career as a walk-on in 2022, to having one of the best seasons in program history two years later, former Bulls star Shaun Dolac has added to his list of career milestones this past weekend, signing a free agent contract with the Los Angeles Rams.
About one in five high school students report that they have experienced bullying at some point in their life. Bullying and social isolation can create a lifetime of mistrust and anxiety. Yet little is done to highlight the stories of those affected. Aryman Mishra, is a computer science major, who wants his story to be told.
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.
Editor’s note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent.
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.
April 21 was officially declared “UB Women’s Basketball Day” by acting Mayor Chris Scanlon of the City of Buffalo, after honoring the team's historic 2024-2025 season with a mayoral proclamation.
On the Monday after Easter this year, Buffalo residents gathered to celebrate the end of Lent with a Polish Holiday known as Dyngus Day — Smigus Dyngus in its original language, or in some cases “Wet Monday.”
UB will introduce a new department this fall, bridging the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
Katy Perry safely returned to Earth last week after an 11-minute trip aboard the Jeffrey Bezos-funded Blue Origin rocket. She was joined by five other women, including Lauren Sánchez, the fiancée of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Perry and the crew embarked on a journey to 100 kilometers above the Earth — the internationally recognized boundary of space. The event was attended by several other members of America’s rich and famous few, such as the Kardashian sisters.
This weekend, softball (12-28, 7-12 MAC) took on the Toledo Rockets (14-26, 7-12 MAC) in Mid-American Conference (MAC) play. The Bulls brought two wins on Saturday, with scores of 21-14 and 8-2, and dropped one game 1-3 on Sunday afternoon. The team’s performance broke five records and tied another.
UB’s Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (1-10, 1-10 CLC) concluded their season with a doubleheader this weekend in Syracuse against the Western Michigan Broncos (8-4 UMLC) and the Michigan State Spartans (7-6 UMLC), but were unable to bring home a win in either game.
Kristen Sharkey has been selected to replace Becky Burke following her departure to coach Arizona University. Sharkey will be in charge of maintaining the high standard, with the team coming off of their first Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) win this past season. Here are five things that you should know about her:
Former UB women’s soccer player Sophie Therien has been named to Canada’s inaugural Women’s National Futsal Team, UB athletics announced in an Instagram post on Tuesday. The call-up comes after a decade since her graduation in 2014.
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