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The 2024 presidential election is going to see a large batch of new voters from all over the country, as many more Generation-Z voters cast their ballots for the first time. As these voters prepare to make a difference in the outcome, many have differing priorities that shape how they approach the election and the candidates that they support.
Americans took to the polls this Tuesday after Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump competed along the fierce campaign trail. Both candidates fought for the people's vote while bashing one another and even occasionally voters — some of that rhetoric includes Trump’s anti-immigration rhetoric and calls for military action for those who oppose him.
This past week, at Center For the Arts (CFA), UB hosted an open art exhibition for all UB art students to exhibit their work. The exhibit included everything from studio arts, to live music performances. The night started at 5 p.m., with music playing over the speakers, food tables out in the atrium and groups of people milling about.
Throughout my life, people have usually been shocked to find out that I am an only child. People have often told me that my behavior doesn’t seem like that of an only child. So how am I supposed to act?
Women’s basketball (1-0, 0-0 MAC) opened their regular season with a nail-biter against the Troy University Trojans (0-1, 0-0 SBC) in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Sun-Belt Challenge. The game remained close throughout all four quarters, but the Bulls were able to secure the win with a final score of 80-78.
After replacing Jim Whitesell as head coach, George Halcovage III was tasked with revitalizing the UB men’s basketball team.
Large glass windows on the corner of Washington Street and Lafayette Square open up the new age of art in Buffalo. Passing by on the way to work or the Buffalo Public Library, eye-catching life-sized paper cranes might spark curiosity.
After their 31-point lead was chopped down to a single score, the pressure was on Buffalo (5-4, 3-2 MAC) as Akron (2-7, 1-4 MAC) were threatening to take the lead as the end of the game approached. But the Bulls were able to hold off their divisional adversaries and secure the win with a late field goal.
Governor Kathy Hochul flipped Empire AI’s switch on Oct. 11, powering on the beginning of a supercomputing future housed right here on UB’s downtown campus.
If Halloween crept up on you faster than you can say “Boo,” and you don’t have a costume planned for your night of fun this Thursday (or whichever day you decide to celebrate this spooky holiday), The Spectrum staff has got you covered. Scroll through our suggestions for some very last-minute costumes that will still have you looking scary good this Halloween!
A lot has changed for UB since the 90’s. Hundreds of thousands of students and staff have come and gone, new fields of study have been added and several new buildings have been built.
Halloween is one of the best holidays to ever exist. We get to eat candy, dress up in costumes to go trick-or-treating and play pranks. It’s basically Christmas for emo people.
Most Royal: Hannah
Offering a unique twist on traditional one-center-lane fashion show venues, Buffalo Fashion Week’s (BFW) three-laned “Fashion on the Field,” was hosted on Oct. 19 at an indoor turf field on 97 Rosalia St.
Buffalo's hardcore scene thrives in some of the most unexpected places.
On Oct. 23, UB Health Promotion’s student wellness department partnered with the UB Student Association to host “Chill Out,” an event aimed to teach students about healthy stress management techniques and on-campus resources.
Since 1993, every Saturday after midnight, local television station WBBZ TV, and other channels across the country, air “Off Beat Cinema” (OBC), a “late-night hosted movie show” that airs films described on their website as: “the good, the bad, and the foreign.” In between film segments, a cast of “beatniks” in the fictional “Hungry Ear Coffee House” tell jokes, read poetry and fan mail and converse with guests. It even features a musical segment.
Adam Berete was arrested for last Sunday night’s Creekside apartment burglary, University Police (UPD) told residents in an email Tuesday afternoon. Police report that the 21-year-old Buffalo resident also broke into a vehicle in that area around that time.
Editor’s note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent.
Women’s basketball (0-0, 0-0 MAC) defeated the Daemen University Wildcats (0-0, 0-0 ECC) 82-38 in an exhibition matchup on Sunday afternoon, marking Buffalo’s fourth consecutive preseason victory over Daemen.
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