Making care trauma informed
By JACOB WOJTOWICZ | Mar. 3Within the past decade, the term “trauma” has become a cultural buzzword.
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UB Stampede: Friend or Foe?
By AGNES KEOUGH | Feb. 24
The winners of International Fiesta 2026
By SAQIB KHAN | Feb. 17
A conversation with Kevin Olusola
By MARIA ARANGO and SAQIB KHAN | Feb. 15
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On-campus nail techs: affordable manicures and a listening ear
By AGNES KEOUGH | Feb. 10Without 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.
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The college situationship: UB students
By SOPHIA LEE | Feb. 10When it comes to romance, situationships are often the first experience that pop into college students’ minds.
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What are you doing for Black History Month?
By AMBER MANTO | Feb. 10The month also celebrates all aspects of Black culture, allowing for an emphasis to be put on uplifting marginalized and oppressed communities.
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Food insecurity on campus: the UB Veggie Van aims to contest
By JACOB WOJTOWICZ | Nov. 26The Veggie Van is essentially a mobile farmers market, with the goal of providing adequate, healthy and nutritious food. In a 2023 survey conducted by the UB Veggie Van, an estimated 50% to 60% of UB students reported some form of food insecurity.
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Moms, cops and ranch dressing at Eric Andre Comedy Show
By NADIA BRACH | Nov. 26Students filed into the Center for the Arts (CFA) in packs beginning at 7 p.m. on Nov. 20, to see a comedian renowned for his surreal and unconventional comedy on “The Eric Andre Show.”
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A trek through the Grand Canyon isn’t quite “A Walk in the Park”
By ANNELIESE BRAYLEY and MYLIEN LAI | Nov. 13Award-winning nature journalists Pete McBride and Kevin Fedarko are the antithesis of each other.
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A conversation with Pete McBride and Kevin Fedarko
By NADIA BRACH and CIAH COURTNEY | Nov. 12A conversation with Pete McBride and Kevin Fedarko on journalism, climate change and both human and AI impact.
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UB students’ share their creepiest real-life stories
By JACOB WOJTOWICZ | Oct. 29All across campus, students have reported some of their most disturbing real-life stories.
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A very spooky 7alaween
By MARINA NOACK | Oct. 29This past Tuesday in Baldy 101, the Organization of Arab Students (OAS) held their first annual 7alaween, a new take on Halloween that combines traditional Arab dances with Halloween celebrations.
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How a UB graduate student is using AI to transform kidney transplantation
By SAQIB KHAN | Oct. 29NutriNephraAI uses Agentic AI, a type of artificial intelligence capable of acting independently without constant human intervention. The implementation of this system allows for a holistic approach to developing lifestyle plans for patients, reducing the need for multiple visits to different medical specialists.
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Riding Together: UB’s Equestrian Team Builds Community in a Niche Sport
By CIAH COURTNEY | Sep. 17The University at Buffalo’s equestrian team may not be as well known as the school’s football or basketball programs, but the riders are making their mark in competition.
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The story behind Misuta Chow’s restaurant and arcade
By CASSANDRA CHIAPPETTA | Sep. 3Misuta Chow’s, Buffalo’s only Japanese-American restaurant and arcade, is set to close on Sept. 7. The space offered UB students a culturally unique mix of food, aesthetic and energy.
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An event fit for a queen: Ellicott’s Renaissance Fair
By BOB SECK | Mar. 31UB events are quite common, but one as unique and successful as Ellicott’s Renaissance Fair is quite the opposite. The fair, held on March 28 from 8-11 p.m. in The Landing, featured diverse food and activities that stayed true to the theme while keeping fairgoers engaged.
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UB students and community members battle it out on skates
By CIAH COURTNEY | Feb. 18, 2025After two halves, the Saucies won the match with a score of 213-122, giving them a strong start to their spring season.
