Daniel Britt, UB graduate and Spectrum alum, has had many brushes with death as a war correspondent.
The Spectrum staff has compiled a list of the things they’ll be doing before we get crushed by two feet of snow and 15 daily hours of darkness.
During her junior year of high school, Aicha Niang started her hairstyling business: Styled By Aichaa. Since then, Niang has been running Styled By Aichaa for five years at two locations: her home in Brooklyn, New York, and her Creekside Village apartment at UB.
For Kristin Stapleton, a professor and department chair in history at UB, office decorations represent memories and the people associated with them.
Whether he’s getting into fistfights with neo-nazis, sleeping on the couch of the museum he’s building, or pouring hundreds of hours into research, Michael Santoro eats, sleeps, and breathes a passion for WWI memorabilia.
Ali Lazik thought that being diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome and needing hand surgery would be the worst thing to happen to her art career. She was wrong.
The Spectrum highlights UB’s top 10 weirdest roommate encounters.
Buffalo Community Fridges debut in October 2020 and helped Buffalo become part of the nationwide community fridge movement.
Two alumni of UB Impulse Dance Force used what they'd learned on campus to found their own dance studio in Williamsville.
For years, UB students have harbored an intense aversion to entering Lake LaSalle.
Eduardo Mercado III may have stumbled into whale song research, but he's prepared to "fight for every single paper.”
Full-time UB undergraduates paid over $1,800 in broad-based and student activity fees this semester.
UB’s Sociology Club got derecognized during the pandemic. This year, a group of students decided to rekindle it.
The intentionally disruptive tour was Lyons’ final project for their performative action class — and Mx. Ology’s last performance as a UB student.
The Spectrum sat down with Alika Turton, the newly-elected 2023-24 UB Council student representative, to discuss her platform and how she plans on approaching her new role.
Klymkovych, a junior nursing and global affairs major, is part of a Ukrainian community at UB that has endured more than a year of agonized prayer for their loved ones after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022.
With meetings every Tuesday from 7-8 p.m., UB’s It’s On Us chapter is one of 275 college chapters under the parent organization.
Sophia Veffer, now 94, spoke about her years in hiding to a packed room of UB students and Buffalo residents in O’Brian Hall on April 17 at an event hosted by the Jewish Student Union.
The “Trick Out Your Tassel” event, hosted by Student Engagement and the Class of 2023, took place last Tuesday afternoon. The Spectrum asked students how they feel about graduating in a post-COVID-19 world with a constantly changing workforce.
In honor of May 4, here’s the “Star Wars” saga ranked, from best to worst.
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