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Coming off a road victory against the Ohio University Bobcats (4–18, 2–9 MAC), the UB Bulls (21–4, 10–3 MAC) pulled off a big win on Wednesday night against the Kent State Golden Flashes (16–10, 8–5 MAC), with a final score of 76–70.
In 2022, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) published its eighth Standards of Care. With an unprecedented number of individuals seeking gender-affirming care over the past decade, the Standards of Care is a clinical guidance for professionals across the world. With 18 chapters and 97 co-authors from all over the world, two chapters were co-written by a psychologist here in Buffalo who has worked with transgender and intersex clients for the past five decades: Dr. Tom Mazur.
On Feb. 15, the undergraduate Student Association (SA) hosted International Fiesta (IF), an annual dance competition that allows culturally diverse student groups to celebrate their heritage. This year, hundreds of passionate performers flooded Center for the Arts’ main stage to proudly represent their origin.
The UB Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) hockey team (5-2-1) went 2-0 over this past weekend, starting with a hard fought shootout win over the Binghamton Bearcats AAU - D1 (12-5-2) on Valentine’s day. Buffalo then followed up with a 6-3 win over St. Bonaventure (11-6-1) on Saturday to cap off the weekend.
You only get one first impression, and in the world of theater, making it a memorable one is a priority. A senior music theatre major, Sophia Vessecchia, did exactly that when she directed the play “Ernest and the Pale Moon” last Friday.
As an athlete, it’s rare to find one or two good coaches in our lives, but once we do, it’s more than a reward, it’s life-changing. When a player is trying to develop their skills in a sport, they depend on the coach's expertise and input to be the best version of themselves. Even at the highest levels of sports, we see players still needing that coaching support because without it, players will never achieve their full potential.
On Thursday night, Buffalo RiverWorks was filled with fans excited to watch the second game of Queen City Roller Derby’s 2025 season. The matchup between the Alley Kats and the Saucies featured current and former UB students as players and match officials, with plenty of students in the crowd on “College ID Night.”
Following an away-game win over Northern Illinois (5-20, 1-11 MAC) last Tuesday, the Bulls (8-17, 3-9 MAC) were defeated 63-59 by the Bowling Green Falcons in their return to home conference play on Saturday afternoon.
UB’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) search committee finalized four candidates in a search to appoint a successor to replace CAS dean Robin Schulze, who resigned last summer.
Medical and scientific researchers at UB could lose $47 million in funding for the “indirect costs” of research, such as lab space, equipment and support staff, under the Trump administration’s planned cuts to the National Institutes of Health, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Rep. Tim Kennedy warned Friday.
A power outage struck the Ellicott Complex, Greiner Hall and Governors Complex for approximately 45 minutes at around 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. The outage caused the affected residents to be curious about its source.
Ballerina, writer and mother, Misty Copeland is the type of person who offers a hug when you extend a handshake. With her poise and grace, it feels as though she’s been a ballerina her entire life. Yet, Copeland didn’t begin ballet until she was 13, much later than the typical professional, who often starts training as early as three.
UB’s Faculty Senate elected Kristin Stapleton, a professor and department chair in history, as its chairperson for the 2025-27 term last December.
On Jan. 21, 2025, one day after taking office, President Trump removed restrictions from sensitive locations when arresting undocumented immigrants.
After another loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship, the Buffalo Bills are set for a pivotal offseason with a lot of decisions that need to be made.
We see it every year: fine dining, flowers and a fancy box of chocolates. It’s a classic strategy in the Valentine’s Day playbook, and it never fails to score. There’s just one problem: it’s too expensive. Love is in the air, but your bank account doesn't have to be.
While Valentine’s Day may be a polarizing ‘holiday,’ it’s no surprise that there’s always some pressure on finding the perfect gift for your significant other. Whether you’re trying to be funny or just don’t know what to get, here’s some gifts that may get you broken up with:
With Valentine’s Day approaching, you might be looking for date ideas, Galentine’s activities, or some self-care suggestions. It’s important to have fun in college, but it can be challenging to find things to do on a student budget, especially without a car. Considering the already high costs of attendance, why not make use of all UB has to offer nearby?
With Valentine’s Day on the horizon, it’s expected that many people have a plan for the special occasion, so when 100 students on UB’s North Campus were asked what they were doing for Valentine’s day, it’s not surprising that quite a few people were doing something romantic. Whether it was something as simple as watching a movie or asking someone to go on a date, many UB students had interesting responses to the question: “What do you plan to do this Valentine’s day?”
“The revolution will be televised.”
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