In a city famously known for its powerful sight of natural wonder, Niagara Falls has one other rare and worthwhile sight: the Turtle.
The Alberti Center was founded in 2010 after receiving an endowment from Jean Alberti, a psychologist who graduated from UB in 1970, receiving her Ph.D. in educational psychology.
Assistive technology is vital for the disability community, ranging from a pencil grip for individuals who struggle with fine motor skills to a speech-generating device used by individuals with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Assistive technology is significant in making the lives of disabled individuals easier, from low-tech to high-tech services.
Here’s what can be used to make this snowy season more comfortable.
Before most people in Buffalo are even awake, the parking lots around Highmark Stadium begin to come alive for home and away games.
The current amount of existing gay oriented bars, especially lesbian bars, has been in a decline for years. While a few gay bars exist in the city of Buffalo, there are no bars catering specifically to queer women.
t’s been three weeks since the federal government has reopened after a 43-day shutdown, but communities across the country — including here in Buffalo — are still feeling the repercussions.
On Genesee Street, a corridor of warehouses, traffic and Buffalo’s steady city hum, Barkology offers a surprising kind of calm.
Professors from UB are helping incarcerated individuals discover something often denied to them — an education that empowers, enlightens and is meant to change lives.
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.
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.
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.
It's time for freedom, fun, and maybe a bit of degeneracy. We’ve got to make the most of it, so if you’re hanging around town, here’s a list of local spots that’ll help you soak it all in.
Approximately 500 students and community members registered for the first annual Out of the Darkness Campus Walk and Roll. Some attendees told The Spectrum about why they were there.
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.”
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.
What if no one had to DD? What if no Ubers had to be called? What if there was a way to hit some of the best college bars in Buffalo without entering a single car? Lucky for you, there is! The Spectrum presents… the NFTA bar crawl.
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