Artist talks ‘celloboxing’ and creativity at ‘25-26 Distinguished Speakers series
(02/16/26 12:31am)
Words were not needed to introduce Kevin Olusola.
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International Fiesta competitors share their thoughts ahead of the big day
(02/14/26 5:35am)
International Fiesta (IF) is an annual UB event where international and minority student organizations have the opportunity to express their cultures on the big stage. While the performances are visually amazing, IF is about more than just dancing and entertainment. Each routine has a deeper message behind it, often shedding light on issues that tend to be overlooked.
UB researcher released from ICE custody after three weeks
(02/14/26 5:08am)
Shovgi Huseynov, a research scientist at UB’s Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, has been released from a detainment facility run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Michigan on Monday, Feb. 2 and is back in Buffalo, per a video posted to his Facebook page and confirmed by university officials.
Cole DeVantier to fill SA Senator vacancy for spring ‘26
(02/14/26 4:50am)
Cole DeVantier will fill a recently-vacated seat on the undergraduate Student Association Senate as by a unanimous vote held during a meeting Wednesday evening. The term would last for until the end of the spring semester.
Bad Bunny: ICE OUT
(02/11/26 3:50pm)
Just two months into the year, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, formally known as Bad Bunny, has changed history and created a new pathway of light for Latin and Hispanics all around the United States (U.S.).
Spectrum Recommends: Best love songs
(02/11/26 4:08am)
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and whether you’re spending it with your significant other, someone else you love, or just by yourself, it’s a great time to talk about our favorite love songs. Who knows, maybe you can make a last minute mixtape with these.
A review of Bad Bunny’s storybook performance: inspiring and unifying
(02/11/26 4:05am)
Huddled on the couches in the fourth-floor lounge of Greiner Hall, 20 other students and I watched as Bad Bunny took the Levi’s Stadium stage in Santa Clara, California by storm.
The Grammys 2026: A night of important conversation
(02/11/26 3:54am)
On the evening of Feb. 1, Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena buzzed with the chatter and hubbub of celebrities, academy members and the press for the 86th annual Grammy Awards show. As with every year, the Grammys saw a wide range of renowned and upcoming artists and producers taking the stage, collecting their awards and stealing audiences’ hearts.
Indigenous Hub on campus approaching one year anniversary
(02/11/26 3:14am)
Approaching one-year since its opening on Feb. 20, 2025, the Indigenous Studies Hub has become a safe space for Indigenous faculty and students. It is rare in architecture to see something built with a deeper meaning behind it.
Your guide to USA women in the Olympics
(02/11/26 2:53am)
The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics are underway, with competitions running from Feb. 4 to Feb. 22. Winter Olympic sports are typically highlighted with figure skating, ice hockey, snowboarding and ski-related events such as alpine skiing and ski jumping. The Winter Olympics host much more though, including biathlon — a sport which combines cross-country skiing with rifle shooting, — bobsleigh, cross-country skiing, curling, luge, Nordic combined, short track speedskating, skeleton, ski mountaineering and speed skating.
Why watching old films changes the world around you
(02/11/26 2:42am)
People tend to accuse you of trying to be “different” whenever you push yourself to try something new. I’ve come to realize that this reaction is rarely about you and more about the limits people place on themselves — they think curiosity is performative.
On-campus nail techs: affordable manicures and a listening ear
(02/11/26 2:37am)
Keeping up with a beauty routine can be a challenge in college. Students’ time is split between classes, schoolwork, jobs, extracurricular activities, studying and socialization. Without a car, free time and extra spending money, students are left without many options. Luckily, some students on campus have taken this deficiency and created an opportunity.
“Heated Rivalry”: the creation of a pop culture classic
(02/11/26 2:20am)
At the end of 2025, “Heated Rivalry,” the latest sports romance show, was released on Crave, a Canadian streaming service. After the trailer blew up in popularity, it was snagged by HBO Max to distribute globally. Since then, the show has become one of the most talked-about shows in the past few months. But what about this show is different, and what made it so culturally iconic?
The college situationship: UB students
(02/11/26 2:07am)
When it comes to romance, situationships are often the first experience that pop into college students’ minds. Whether it be through Snapchat, Instagram or simply the passing of phone numbers, it’s clear that situationships are here to stay. So how does UB feel about their general presence?
What are you doing for Black History Month?
(02/11/26 2:03am)
In 1970, at Kent State University, Black History Month was first introduced as a celebration of the influential and talented Black figures in history that often go unrecognized in standard history lessons.
UB Softball opens season 2-3 in Orlando
(02/11/26 1:06am)
The Bulls softball team (2-3, 0-0 MAC) opened its 2026 season with a 2-3 record after competing in the Black & Gold Classic in Orlando, Florida, facing a challenging early non-conference slate.
Bulls football names Garrett McLaughlin new special teams coordinator
(02/11/26 1:02am)
UB’s football team has recently named Western New York native Garrett McLaughlin as the program’s new special teams coordinator for the upcoming 2026 season.
Women’s basketball endures 31 point loss amidst record breaking attendance
(02/11/26 12:33am)
On Wednesday, Alumni Arena welcomed over 5,000 kindergarten through eighth grade students to watch the Bulls (2-20, 0-11 MAC) take on the Central Michigan Chippewas (14-7, 8-3). Ultimately, the Bulls would face their biggest loss of the season so far, falling 59-90 when the final buzzer went off.
Man arrested for starting fire at Baldy Hall
(02/11/26 12:22am)
University Police arrested a 53-year-old man last Tuesday for allegedly starting a fire in a Baldy Hall classroom around 2:30 p.m. on UB’s North Campus. The fire and the smoke that resulted had forced occupants to evacuate the building.
61st State Senator candidates talk ICE and federal funding at UB-hosted forum
(02/10/26 11:47pm)
Editor's Note: This article was originally scheduled to be published on Feb. 2, 2026 but was delayed due to unforeseen technical delays.
