Ortiz's business really took off at UB. She gets most of her clients from campus, where word of mouth has brought new customers into the fold.
Familiar cultural delights of the Asian diaspora, from the physically digestible to the visually digestible, hosted over 300 students who were in attendance for Asian American Student Union’s (AASU) Night Market last Saturday.
When Lyn Karrick moved into Goodyear Hall at the start of the fall 2021 semester, she was thrown off by the dirty tile floors and beige cinder block walls that made up her new home for the next two semesters.
Latine students say that they’re still dogged by discrimination and underrepresentation following them around campus.
UBWHWA, a new club on campus, is looking to to promote for the healthcare and sexual wellness of women.
Many students with food sensitivities have expressed that UB gives them limited options for substitutions, and in the cases where there are substitutions available, it is a very complicated process.
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez’s initiative to provide free one-on-one virtual tutoring to students in need inspired UB Homework Helpers.
Montour was the first Native American elected to a state-level position in New York in 2013, and he is the first Native American justice appointed to the state Appellate Division.
Three months after the Supreme Court ruling, students and faculty experts at UB sat down with The Spectrum to offer concerns and perspectives on reproductive healthcare on campus in a post-Roe v. Wade reality.
The official application for federal student loan debt relief opened Monday, Oct. 17.
UB has the largest student population of any SUNY, but has the 41st largest percentage of Latinx students out of 61 SUNY schools.
It might be hard to imagine a world without root canals, but researchers at UB’s School of Dental Medicine just might make it a reality.
Last week, Sol Messinger, a UB alum and Holocaust survivor, sat down at Spot Coffee for an interview with The Spectrum.
Joe Perry doesn’t have a lot of time to practice his accordion while juggling his classes, so he usually practices while walking between classes on campus.
Ken Jeong sat down with The Spectrum before his speech as a part of UB’s Distinguished Speaker Series to talk about his start of his career in acting, becoming Mr. Chow in “The Hangover” and finding his path in college.
The Spectrum staff compiled a list of some fall- and Halloween-themed activities and events at UB and around Buffalo that will make this spooky season one of the best yet.
The Spectrum interviewed Caribe, a member of Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.), an organization that provides comfort, safety and support for abused children.
Kenneth Regan, an associate professor in UB’s Department of Computer Science, has spent the past month wading through the “paranoia” gripping the chess world after a series of cheating allegations and renewed scrutiny over integrity in the sport.
Over 1,500 people participated in the Out of the Darkness Walk at Canalside last Saturday.
UB students and staff were relieved to have their debt burdens reduced, but some were concerned about rising tax burdens and national debt figures.
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