MNM Presents is the premier electronic dance music (EDM) promotion company serving Buffalo and Rochester. MNM brought dozens of EDM titans to Buffalo including Excision, SVDDEN DEATH, deadmau5 and Subtronics.
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.
Darian Bryan is a personal chef for several Buffalo Bills as well as a local restaurateur who works to uplift his community.
With a migraine, less than 45 minutes on the clock and up to $18,500 on the line, Chutke was determined to make it work.
Twenty years after leaving school, Sonja Ta’shale Jackson was determined to get her bachelor’s degree in sociology.
Many students were shocked when they felt the 3.8 magnitude earthquake that shook Buffalo and surrounding areas Monday morning.
After 10 days of treatment for a pelvic fracture that left her temporarily disabled and wheelchair-bound, Thraptthi Perumal came home to her apartment near UB’s South Campus. Less than 24 hours after she was discharged, Snowstorm Elliott hit her neighborhood — hard.
“I’m sorry, but I have to inform you that your husband is dead,” Josh Sticht announced.
On July 30, Donisha Gant opened Plantae, the city of Buffalo's first vegan grocery store.
On select nights over the next month, The Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens will open its doors to visitors after dark to see nature in a different light.
Stranded in South Africa, a Congolese mother of three applied to resettle her family in the U.S. But she made a mistake on her paperwork. Her application was denied.
The Spectrum compiled a list of free workout videos and apps to help you get up and moving this winter.
During Shop Black Week, BSU Historian Sanyia Julien was working her shift at Shake Shack in Brooklyn when a girl walked into the store selling sweatsuits for $120.
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With most of New York, and the U.S., under quarantine, all gyms are closed and leaving many without a place to work out. For some, the lack of exercise increases anxiety and depression, which is likely already heightened from the COVID-19 outbreak. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to stay fit while staying at home and helping flatten the curve. Be sure to shake up your self-isolation with one of these convenient at-home workouts.
A true New Yorker knows what good pizza is: hand tossed until it’s stretched to give perfectly wide slices, foldable yet crispy crust, zesty tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese thicc enough to make your girlfriend jealous. Buffalo may be in New York State, but the pizza often doesn’t live up to the city’s standards. We compiled a list of Buffalo’s pizzerias that come closest to offering true New York-style pizza.
Halloween in college is far different from the celebration at home, especially the party scene. Trick-or-treating and quiet backyard parties are replaced with big music events and club specials throughout Halloween weekend.
Buffalo RiverWorks, located at 359 Ganson Street, will offer people in Buffalo outdoor curling and ice hockey when it officially opens to the public February 2015.
UB remained open on Nov. 18 after a snowstorm hit several Buffalo areas. It left many UB commuter students in Lancaster, Orchard Park and West Seneca unable to drive to school with unplowed roads and buried cars.
Laura Mannara (far left), president of College Democrats,
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