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After a year of tireless production, the long-awaited “A Crack in the Egg,” created by Jeremy Meyers and John DellaContrada, made its debut in UB’s Katharine Cornell Theatre on Feb. 7 and 8.
We all know that there’s no better way to show someone you care than spending quality time with them, and whether it’s something complex, like a meticulously planned evening, or something as simple as a home cooked meal, there’s no better time to show how much you care than Valentine’s day.
Dr. Daniel C. Minocchi, a cherished chiropractor for the UB athletics department and former Bulls football player, passed away on Feb. 3 after a battle with cancer. He was 42. UB Athletics announced his death in an Instagram post this past Wednesday afternoon.
After falling short to Princeton University on Feb. 7, UB men’s tennis (3-4, 0-0 MAC) dominated St. Bonaventure University (0-7, 0-0 A10) with a strong 6-1 victory at Miller Tennis Center.
UB’s Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) hockey team (5-2-1, 4-1-1 UNYCHL) celebrated senior night with a 5-0 win Friday night against Cortland AAU D-1 (6-10, 3-9 UNYCHL), but fell short in an overtime loss against the Canisius on Saturday.
UB’s softball team (1-4, 0-0 MAC) kicked off their season in Las Vegas this weekend by attending the Desert Classic hosted by the University of Las Vegas (UNLV) (3-2, 0-0 MW).
After falling to the Toledo University Rockets (17-5,8-3 MAC) last Wednesday in front of a record-breaking crowd, women's basketball (19-4,8-3 MAC) were then defeated by the University of Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (17-6,7-5 SBC) in a hard-fought game, with a final score of 73-65.
Men’s basketball couldn’t secure a win this week in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) - Sun Belt Conference (SBC) Challenge. Buffalo (7-16, 2-8 MAC) competed in an inter-conference contest earlier this week when they traveled to face Toledo (15-8, 8-2 MAC) last Tuesday, ultimately coming up short. The Bulls failed to find a winning formula on Saturday against Georgia State (10-15, 5-7 SBC) as well, losing 80-75.
The undergraduate Student Association’s (SA) advocacy committee elected SA Senator Aidan Sumrall as its chair in a landslide election Tuesday afternoon, with five out of eight members voting for Sumrall.
Twenty seven UB dental residents have unionized under the Union of American Physicians and Dentists (UAPD) on Jan. 23 and are soon to begin contract negotiations with their employer, University Dental Resident Services P.C. (UDRS), to improve clinical training, staffing support and salaries.
After UB’s Student Association (SA) derecognized the UB men's and women’s ice hockey teams in Oct. 2024, the future of the Bulls on the ice remained unclear following the end of their '23-'24 season. After seven months of waiting and two months of inactivity, it was announced in December that the two teams were eligible to compete again.
On Feb. 1, the Brooklyn-based indie rock band Real Estate took the stage at Buffalo’s Electric City to perform their greatest hits. Opening for them was another indie band, Grumpy, who set the tone for the night with their unique sound.
The concert going experience is one that has grown and changed throughout time, with new and old venues alike tailoring themselves for their audiences. Music always has a community to go along with it.
Buffalo River is famously lined with historic grain elevators and silos, creating a striking post-industrial landscape that reflects the city’s rich manufacturing heritage. For years, “Silo City” sat abandoned, but it has since been revitalized, bringing new energy to the once forgotten site. Between 100-foot silos on 85 Silo City Row, Duende is more than just a bar and restaurant—it's a vibrant public house for musicians.
On Jan. 31, the Residence Hall Association (RHA) hosted Silent Disco of the Decades. At their first large-scale event of the spring, wireless headphones filled students’ ears with tunes from 1950 to 2025. Each student programmed their personal speaker to play music from a decade that made them feel groovy.
The UB swimming and diving team dominated a tri-meet in Ohio, defeating Mid-American Conference (MAC) opponents Bowling Green and Toledo on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. The Bulls secured victories in 13 events, sweeping the podium with first through third-place finishes in three of them.
Women’s tennis (7-0, 0-0 MAC) extended their spring season winning streak Saturday at Miller Tennis Center with a doubleheader against Niagara University (1-5, 0-0 MAAC) and Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) (1-1, 0-0 PSAC). They won 6-1 against Niagara University and 7-0 against IUP.
After topping the Central Michigan Chippewas (10-11, 4-5 MAC) last Tuesday with a gritty win, men’s basketball (7-14, 2-7 MAC) was defeated by the Ball State Cardinals (10-11, 4-5 MAC) in a contest that saw many mistakes that ultimately cost Buffalo the game, which ended with a final score of 89-76.
After departing Buffalo as a sophomore in April 2023, former UB basketball star Curtis Jones has once again emerged as a key player—this time in the Big 12 Conference, helping lead the Iowa State basketball team to a No. 3 national ranking.
Women’s basketball (19-2, 8-2 MAC) defeated the Northern Illinois Huskies (9-12, 3-7 MAC) with a score of 84-58 in the first game of Saturday afternoon’s basketball doubleheader in Alumni Arena. The game was a celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, and marked head coach Becky Burke’s 50th win with the UB Bulls.
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