Nojin Kwak became vice provost of international education this August, replacing John Wood, who had served as interim vice provost since 2018.
When Mizin Shin was an MFA student at UB in the mid-2010s, her printmaking focused less on social justice issues, and more on traditional art.
Before coming to UB, Anelya Nazarbayeva didn’t know Buffalo wasn’t a neighborhood in New York City.
The University of Buffalo received a shoutout on Jeopardy! last week.
Logan, UT-based Crumbl Cookies is coming to Amherst to compete with Insomnia Cookies, an all-time favorite joint among college students.
As the calendar quickly flips to the cold season, the staff of The Spectrum compiled a list of the best board games for your playing pleasure.
Nicholas Singh, Montana Desabio and Austin Wolfgang were all elected last April to serve as members of the SA e-board for the 2021-2022 academic year.
The semester is almost done, which means spring enrollment is underway. The staff of The Spectrum has compiled a list of some of the best classes at UB.
Zach Liberatore was studying to become a therapist. A sixth-year health and human services major at UB, Liberatore found his passion in counseling fellow students and late-night intramural basketball games in the Alumni Arena basement triple-gym.
Last month, UB received a $293,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to build micro-training courses for computer science faculty. But while neurodiverse students in other majors say they support the initiative, some wish the program would extend to them as well.
UB community members have donated at least $58,335 to the two major candidates in Tuesday’s Buffalo mayoral race.
In light of worrying mental health trends and the COVID-19 pandemic, The Spectrum sat down with Vice President for Student Life Brian Hamluk to discuss mental health on campus.
“Sending Duo push cleanses my energy.”
The Queen City may be known to outsiders for its snow and football team, but to natives, it’s the site of culinary excellence.
As we all inch closer to graduation, the prospect of working for corporate America becomes less and less appealing.
In the winter of 2019, Noah Wichlacz was on a mission.
UB students will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 2 to cast their vote for mayor of Buffalo and other local races. Incumbent Byron Brown (I) is running a write-in campaign against Democratic nominee India Walton (D) in a showdown the city won’t soon forget.
Here are some free (or nearly free) services for UB students to enjoy:
It was Friday night of opening weekend, and freshmen Hudson Alexander and Reilly Kasabri were returning home to their dorms from the welcome weekend carnival.
Here’s a look at some of the best things to do in the fall, from The Spectrum staff:
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