On Genesee Street, a corridor of warehouses, traffic and Buffalo’s steady city hum, Barkology offers a surprising kind of calm.
Once plastic pumpkins and construction paper bats go out of style, what comes next: Thanksgiving or Christmas?
The July Revolution of 2024 marked a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political landscape, as members of Students Against Discrimination and other groups came together to demand change — most notably changes to the country’s quota system, which led to violent protests, the deaths of thousands and, more recently, a death sentence being issued for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
A conversation with Pete McBride and Kevin Fedarko on journalism, climate change and both human and AI impact.
Zohran Kwame Mamdani has lived many lives. But as of today, he holds the title of the first Muslim, Indian-Ugandan mayor of New York City — a feat that sent shockwaves through the entire city, surprised he was able to dethrone former Mayor Andrew Cuomo.
Friday nights look different for everyone, especially college students who juggle schoolwork, jobs and their own busy schedules. But when all is done, what can UB students do for fun?
Like any other city, Buffalo has some history that includes tragedy. Here are five examples that have occurred in both the far and recent past.
All across campus, students have reported some of their most disturbing real-life stories.
To get in the mood for the Halloween season, why not welcome the fun little oddities that can be found in the area? Here is a list of quirky businesses around the Buffalo area to visit for the Halloween season, or year-round.
Halloween is in full effect, and The Spectrum is not gatekeeping their costumes this year — or from past years.
This 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.
NutriNephraAI 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.
James Stavridis spoke at the Center for the Arts on Tuesday, Oct. 21 about international adversaries, alliances and other geopolitical risks.
Choosing your first tattoo can be overwhelming and intimidating considering they are like permanent pictures on your body. The biggest advice of other UB students who have experienced the needle’s sting: do not gamble with something you will wear for the rest of your life.
Huntington’s disease is a rare, inherited neurodegenerative disorder that affects the brain and drastically decreases quality of life. Although Huntington’s disease has been present for centuries, it was successfully treated for the first time, in September of 2025, by the company UniQure using a treatment called AMT-130.
Located in the Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital by South Campus, the Center for Sleep Disorders Research is UB’s official institute for studying all things related to sleep.
Right in the heart of Buffalo, abandoned, injured and displaced dogs get a second chance at a better life through Buffalo Underdogs Rescue, a local nonprofit organization that has been operating since 2018.
UB’s Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Culture, founded in 1968 by a group of Shakespearean scholars, continues to remain active until this day.
The Spectrum is here to pitch some of our favorites, so hopefully you can find something you love to add to your rotation.
Gurucharan Nethi, a sophomore at UB, has always dreamed of being an actor. Although he’s currently a business major, he spends his nights practicing monologues, perfecting his Bollywood dance craft and constantly dreaming of a life where acting would be his primary pursuit. Through hard work and determination, he was able to feature in his first film.
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