The Buffalo Sabres should get excited for Jack Eichel
This year, the Buffalo Sabres even lost at losing. Thanks to an unfortunate twist of fate in the lottery, the team’s hard-fought last-place position in the NHL was for naught.
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This year, the Buffalo Sabres even lost at losing. Thanks to an unfortunate twist of fate in the lottery, the team’s hard-fought last-place position in the NHL was for naught.
When it comes to standardized testing, it’s looking increasingly unlikely Gov. Andrew Cuomo is going to get his way.
He isn’t Bobby Hurley, and he isn’t some exciting outside hire, but UB’s newest head basketball coach, former assistant head coach Nate Oats, might just lead to another Mid-American Conference Championship.
For the first time since 2008, there’s only one party in the running in the Student Association election.
For student-athletes in the Mid-American Conference, UB is an attractive destination with its over $31 million dedicated to supporting the athletic department, outdoing the rest of the conference in spending.
Our Facebook feeds may finally find relief from one of the most troublingly stories of this year but that doesn’t mean the story is over.
When the Student Association spent nearly $9,000 on a new – and embarrassing – website, The Spectrum staff and much of the student body was displeased.
For years, the Student Association’s website has been a dysfunctional, rarely updated eyesore.
In an all-too familiar course of events, a promising government program’s survival is endangered by corporate greed and abuse of loopholes.
The sight of students brazenly smoking on campus, breathing smoke clouds directly in front of the many “No smoking” signs that dot UB’s facilities, is an ironic but not uncommon sight.
As a large university with multiple campuses, UB boasts a multitude of housing options – but not enough that a simple matter of bad luck can’t leave students with little choice in their living situation.
After a video surfaced online of students at the University of Oklahoma enthusiastically singing a racist chant, the university’s president made it clear to the individuals – and the public at large – just what “zero tolerance” means.
When the NCAA announced its harsh penalties on Syracuse University’s basketball program in response to long-term infractions, the organization devastated fans of the Orange – but, ultimately, their decision protects universities’ integrity and athletes’ academic careers.
From the Student Association to the Faculty Senate, UB has a serious problem with attendance – and apathy.
Many students at UB understand the challenges that accompany working at a job that pays minimum wage – whether they’re employed by the university or work off-campus – and receiving paychecks don’t amount to much when positions pay $8.75 an hour.
With last weekend’s arrest of 17 people – including 13 UB students – caught using fake identifications, the university bar scene once again falls into the harsh spotlight of scrutiny.
The celebration of racism can never be justified – not by tradition and certainly not by pride.
Even though access to water is as basic a need as food and shelter, its importance in everyday life can be easily overlooked – until it’s gone.
Across the nation, highly-educated, hardworking individuals are increasingly reliant on food stamps and welfare to supplement the cruelly low wages offered by universities trying to cut corners.
It’s been almost a year since Jeffrey Basil pushed William Sager down a flight of stairs in Molly’s Pub, causing Sager to suffer a traumatic brain injury and die several months later.