Sherrilyn Ifill sat down with The Spectrum before her appearance as part of the Distinguished Speaker Series to discuss Supreme Court precedents, the importance of diversity and pushing through traumatic experiences as a community.
The Intercultural and Diversity Center (IDC) hosted the first event in the Tough Topics Program last Tuesday, titled “The Pushback of Black History Month.”
Blackstone LaunchPad’s Galentine’s Pop Up event was meant to empower women, showcase small businesses owned by female-identifying students and give students with that entrepreneurial spark a place to connect.
UB senior Kara Skrubis speaks on recovery, learning to dance again and dealing with stigma.
ChatGPT — a chatbot capable of providing information on command, generating content and explaining concepts — is turning heads at higher education institutions across the country.
After Tyler Lewis, a sophomore business major at Buffalo State University, was fatally stabbed outside of the Ellicott Complex in October, University Police released a statement saying that it had been “at least 30 years” since the last homicide on campus. The Spectrum dug into the archives and found that the last on-campus homicide occurred almost 40 years go.
Many students were shocked when they felt the 3.8 magnitude earthquake that shook Buffalo and surrounding areas Monday morning.
The Battle Bot competition is a highlight of E-Week and a day that many engineering majors have circled on their calendars.
Located just 10 minutes from South Campus on West Northrup, The Tool Library allows members to borrow a variety of tools for $30 a year, providing community members (UB students included) with access to tools they’d otherwise not be able to afford.
SUNY Chancellor John King kicked off his statewide tour of every SUNY campus with his visit to UB on Friday.
After 10 days of treatment for a pelvic fracture that left her temporarily disabled and wheelchair-bound, Thraptthi Perumal came home to her apartment near UB’s South Campus. Less than 24 hours after she was discharged, Snowstorm Elliott hit her neighborhood — hard.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences have have expressed a frustration with UB advising.
Graduate TAs say burgeoning enrollment figures and dwindling TA ranks have left them struggling to keep up with an increased workload as UB moves to accommodate a growing student population.
Outside of a French study group in Lockwood or a classroom in Clemens, the chances of hearing a casual French conversation around campus are fairly low. UB French Club’s new conversation table is aiming to change that.
Many students say they don't have access to the piano located in the Student Union.
“I’m sorry, but I have to inform you that your husband is dead,” Josh Sticht announced.
Clad in a Santa hat while roaming around her local mall, DeAnna Scott sold cookie jars, her first product, to shoppers on Christmas Eve in 2020.
Few Americans knew who Marie Yovanovitch was prior to her testimony before Congress during then-President Donald Trump’s first impeachment inquiry.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Oct. 31 in two cases that could strike down race-based affirmative action in college admissions nationwide.
The APA suggests that living farther from the equator can increase the risk of developing SAD. This puts UB students at risk, given that Buffalo is located nearly 3,000 miles away from the equator and is infamous for its brutal winters.
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