UB Counseling Services reports increased use of services
UB’s Counseling Services department is seeing more students than ever before.
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UB’s Counseling Services department is seeing more students than ever before.
James Spratz, project manager for Facilities Design and Construction, was arrested Wednesday for defrauding the state and stealing over $15,000 in wages. He recorded hours for his university job when he wasn’t working, including times when he worked an outside job with private employers.
Former congressman Bob Inglis travels the country trying to convince other conservative lawmakers to believe in climate change. Inglis is the executive director of republicEn, a grassroots community of over 5,800 Americans educating the country about free-enterprise solutions to climate change.
University Police are looking for a suspect who damaged an Outdoor Pursuits fire pit and the surrounding area in between the Student Union and Knox Hall.
Kristina Johnson discussed her agenda to help SUNY continue to grow during her inauguration on Friday as the system’s 13th chancellor.
The university’s expenditures will exceed its revenue for the next three years, Provost Charles Zukoski and Laura Hubbard, vice president for finance and administration, said at Wednesday’s Faculty Senate Executive Committee meeting.
Students can expect increased savings on clicker technology required in many general education classes and large lecture halls. The Student Association and UBIT signed a contract with Top Hat for the fall semester, to save students additional costs. The web-based software tool connects to students’ mobile devices or laptops, allowing professors to take attendance, administer polls, games and quizzes and share notes.
Students are receiving an increased number of fake job offers to their UB email accounts, which are potentially jeopardizing their financial and personal information, according to UBIT.
UB’s Class of 2022 is the university’s largest and most diverse class to date.
Students and faculty are worried about UB’s current asbestos removal taking place during classes.
Nineteen Iranian students planning to study at UB didn’t make it to campus this semester.
Every semester, students pay a mandatory student activity fee of $104.75, which funds various activities like Fall and Spring Fest.
The emergency Blue Light Phone system on UB’s North and South campuses is meant to provide students with added security when police aren’t physically present. From escorting students to their car after a late night class or investigating a suspicious person, UBPD will arrive with the push of a button.
UB community members gathered on Friday to promote Native American culture and solidify the university’s commitment to representing native students, faculty and staff in and outside the classroom.
It’s advertised on cars, walkways and doors: UB’s Wi-Fi boost, promising lightning fast connection anytime and anywhere on campus. But when students returned to campus Monday, many were frustrated when they couldn’t connect to the Wi-Fi.
Olli, the autonomous eight-passenger shuttle bus, is hitting the roads on North Campus this fall. The bus is equipped with IBM Watson IoT, and lidars –– a radar-like technology that uses laser beams instead of radio waves to detect objects and measure distance. The self-driving shuttle could be a future alternative to UB Stampede busses.
The National Science Foundation awarded UB $1.45 million in federal investment for high-energy physics research, New York’s Senators announced Tuesday.
For the first time ever, the Student Union will be open 24/7, providing students with another location to study, congregate and take the occasional nap.
UB will hold its annual full-scale “emergency training exercise” in and around Hadley Village on North Campus Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., according to a UB press release.
UB football player Tyrone Hill won his lawsuit against the university after delivering an oral argument in the New York State Appellate Court, Fourth Department in May. The decision was released on July 6.