UB's decision to cut weekend busing irresponsible and short-sighted
On Aug. 9, the UB administration announced changes to the Fall 2017 weekend Stampede that reduces late-night busing between North and South campuses on Friday and Saturday nights.
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On Aug. 9, the UB administration announced changes to the Fall 2017 weekend Stampede that reduces late-night busing between North and South campuses on Friday and Saturday nights.
We are grateful UB Athletics has decided to take a look at how it is spending our student fee money. But we are shocked at the callous way administrators chose to announce $2 million cuts and the disintegration of four UB teams.
This is the first year many Spectrum editors have seen a competitive Student Association e-board election.
Ben Simmons, the No. 1 pick in this year’s NBA Draft, never wanted to be a college student. A 6-foot-10, freakishly athletic high school prodigy, Simmons would have been one of the first players off the board had he been able to enter the draft out of high school.
Our elementary teachers taught us to stand up to bullies who make fun of others’ appearance, culture or abilities.
We are confused. We don’t understand why you find it so hard to tell us the truth.
In the age of information, our generation is incredibly misinformed and underinformed.
At the Buffalo versus Army football game on Saturday, members of the Black Student Union (BSU) protested silently by wearing all black, holding up their fists and sitting during the national anthem.
Last week, a Kansas State University student posted a Snapchat of herself and a friend in a dark facial mask with the caption, “Feels good to finally be a n****.”
Colleges, donors and students across the country are in an uproar about trigger warnings, campus safe spaces and freedom of speech.
People don’t usually disappear, especially not prominent people on a campus of 30,000 students.
Earlier this March, North Carolina governor Pat McCrory signed the bipartisan House Bill 2, otherwise known as the transgender bathroom law. This bill ultimately limits which bathrooms transgendered individuals can legally use.
Students know that there’s no better feeling than getting accepted into one of their top schools. But only some know what it’s like for their top school to tell them their acceptance letter was sent to them accidentally.
The energy on campus was electric Monday.
Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign is oddly reminiscent of Barack Obama’s in 2008: heavily embedded in grassroots support and with the hope to change the system to better benefit the majority.
This year’s recently concluded Student Association election featured just one ticket with experience inside the organization and the lowest voter turnout for a contested election in at least a decade.
Milo Yiannopoulos, a conservative British journalist best known for his commentary in the #Gamergate controversy, is coming to speak at UB through Young Americans for Liberty (YAL).
The Supreme Court only has eight justices sitting right now, which means split decisions – like the one handed down on Tuesday about union dues – will likely become a more common occurrence. When a decision is split, the case moves back to the lower court and the ruling of the lower court stands – as if the Supreme Court didn’t even see it.
Treasurer may just be the most important Student Association executive board position.
The Spectrum annually endorses candidates for the Student Association executive board, but this year we do not feel confident enough in either party’s president and vice president ticket to give an endorsement.