The Student's Choice: a Hive or a Haven?
By AMANDA LOHISER | Aug. 30, 2002When the college rankings last year from the Princeton Review labeled UB's dorms as dungeons, many students didn't object.
When the college rankings last year from the Princeton Review labeled UB's dorms as dungeons, many students didn't object.
Cody Kroll, a graduate student and teaching assistant in the art department, is currently the sole teacher for both Sculpture I and II.
The decision of where to live can be a tough choice for students at UB. Living on campus or moving into an off-campus apartment both offer benefits and drawbacks and students are forced to weigh competing considerations in selecting their residence of choice.Living on campus, for example, tends to integrate students more fully into the campus and the university community.
Each year, UB offers students and their families the chance to discover the university together through a weeklong celebration of school spirit culminating in Family and Homecoming Weekend.