The New York State budget crisis will hit home for UB students and employees in the wake of Gov. David Paterson's decision to cut SUNY's spending by $90 million.
At an age when most people are worrying about careers or life after graduate school, Brian Ardino, 24, of Lancaster, N.Y. faces yet another surgery.
The National Medal of Technology, the nation's highest honor awarded for technological achievement, will soon be in the hands of Esther Takeuchi, Greenbatch professor in Power Sources Research in the school of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Speaking. It's something most people take for granted. For me, that is not the case.
That kid in your dorms that never seems to leave his room might have a legitimate problem, according to three recent studies conducted by psychologists at UB.
Establishing a positive initial connection with a potential employer is essential. Polishing up first impressions should be at the top of every student's list of priorities, especially those who will be graduating in the near future.
Amid classes, studying and everyday chaos, proper posture is often overlooked. Although correct posture is essential to building and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, students are usually concerned with sitting up straight.?
For the last 50 years, the medical industry has infatuated with mood altering psychiatric drugs, also known as wonder drugs.?
Staying thin and attractive has become so important that some will go to dangerous lengths to achieve an image of perfection.
Whether he's your good luck charm on flip night or just serving you a brew after a bad day, Paul Coleman of Third Base sports bar, is a favorite bartender on Main Street.A graduate of Buffalo State College, Coleman started at Third Base over four years ago as a bouncer and quickly started working behind the bar."It's fun hanging out with people and basically throwing a party behind the bar," Coleman said.
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