92% of students in crisis see a UB counselor the same day they request an appointment. But students who need further assistance encounter a difficult dilemma.
With the spring semester coming to an end, a mental breakdown is about as far away as exam week. So, when it’s your time to cry, here are some of the best places to let it out.
This month, dozens of UB students will meet every Sunday to construct bee hotels — nesting spaces for solitary and wild bees to lay their eggs. The bee hotels, which are made out of blocks of wood and hollow bamboo sticks, will be placed around the North Campus.
Jarvis’ death in 1986 shook the nation and shook the university, bringing the community together in force. Professors like William George rallied to petition the board of trustees to designate a building in his honor.
As UB’s sole esports coordinator, James Basta is in charge of developing the university’s video game community behind the scenes.
From on-campus films to tree planting , the ultimate list will guide you to all the free events in Buffalo and encourage you to touch some grass while you’re at it!
Local astronomer Tim Collins has been preparing for the eclipse in Buffalo for about a year. He is a self-proclaimed “eclipse chaser.”
In anticipation of Monday’s total eclipse, The Spectrum spoke with five experts to discuss the upcoming phenomenon.
As part of the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare’s Grand Challenge for Social Work (GCSW) — an initiative that aims to confront 14 of the country’s biggest social issues — Patricia Logan-Greene and other social work researchers pushed for a new way, or “challenge,” to address the country’s gun violence epidemic.
The Spectrum’s guide to disability services and accommodations at UB.
Some of the most captivating performances in Buffalo aren’t happening in large venues or popular bars. They’re happening beneath one Tonawanda house, known only as “The Lavender Room.”
The magazine is meant to promote different forms of the arts to UB students and the greater Buffalo community. The 411 Club features multiple desks — ranging from journalism to video and photography — allowing students to pursue their favorite form of art.
WISE members shared stories about family and friends who were unsupportive of their studies, educators who failed to provide them with equal opportunities, and peers who didn't respect them.
Rather than waiting 20 minutes in the Tim Horton’s line, I decided to allocate that time to commuting to cafés around Buffalo. It's changed the way I taste coffee.
Muslim students at UB will join millions around the world in observing the first night of Ramadan Monday.
We are less than one month away from the eclipse of a lifetime. Here are some things to do around Buffalo to make April 8 a day you’ll always remember.
Palestinian poet, Mosab Abu Toha, spoke at SUNY BDS’s (Boycott Divestment and Sanctions) first state-wide launch event last week, which included a screening by UB's chapter at Crosby Hall.
In response to the systemic problem of food apartheid, UB groups and organizations developed community-based initiatives to support marginalized communities.
The policy wonk turned author of “The Sum of Us” discussed how racism harms everyone, optimism and the 2024 election.
Women engineers discuss how they navigate the male-dominated field at UB through community.
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