UB cancels Friday classes due to incoming snowstorm
By GRANT ASHLEY | Nov. 17The announcement marks the 10th time UB has canceled a day of classes in the past decade.
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Student Association Senate loosens policy on non-undergraduate tickets for club events
By JASMIN YEUNG | Nov. 15The Student Association Senate voted to amend its Ticketing and Merchandise Sales Policy during its meeting Friday, loosening restrictions for non-undergraduate ticket sales to club events.
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UB employee warned administrators in 2016 about roundabout where Stampede bus hit a pedestrian
By GRANT ASHLEY | Nov. 9Every day during his commute to work, Tim Tryjankowski would notice a “steady stream” of pedestrian and vehicular traffic at the roundabout in front of Greiner Hall, making some drivers “aggravated.”
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Approximately 75 students found to have used illicit enrollment script for course registration
By Kiana Hodge and VICTORIA HILL | Nov. 9Approximately 75 students were caught using “an automated enrollment script” to automatically enroll for classes in past semesters and the spring 2023 semester.
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Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with events at UB
By JASMIN YEUNG | Nov. 9The Spectrum has put together a list of events hosted by UB’s offices and student groups throughout the month in celebration of Native American heritage.
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More UB students are transferring or dropping out since the COVID-19 pandemic
By AMY MASLIN | Nov. 2Undergraduate students who attended UB during the COVID-19 pandemic are returning for subsequent semesters at some of the lowest rates the university has seen dating back to 2009.
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‘There’s just no information flowing’: Math department TAs struggle with new duties, unclear communication
By JASMIN YEUNG | Nov. 2Graduate TAs in the math department are frustrated with a lack of communication from the department’s administrative board members.
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Professor Matthew Burge ‘currently employed’ by UB, but reasons behind his sudden removal unclear
By GRANT ASHLEY and KAYLA ESTRADA | Oct. 28Engineering professor Matthew Burge, who was removed as an instructor from all his classes over two weeks ago, is still a university employee, UB spokesperson John DellaContrada said in a statement to The Spectrum.
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Police have no suspects in custody in connection with Oct. 14 Ellicott stabbing
By GRANT ASHLEY | Oct. 27University Police have not taken any suspects into custody in connection with a stabbing that took the life of a Buffalo State College sophomore outside of the Ellicott Complex, a UB spokesperson said Wednesday.
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UB Amnesty International walks to South Campus to protest for Palestinian rights
By TENZIN WODHEAN and ALISHA ALLISON | Oct. 26UB Amnesty's International walk was held on Friday to protest human rights violations occurring in Palestine and American foreign military aid policy.
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Former DMG employee discusses ‘predatory’ Air Buffalo project
By KYLE NGUYEN | Oct. 26One worker at DMG Investments says it was clear from the start that construction would not finish in time for the beginning of the fall semester.
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Students voice concerns about safety after fatal stabbing on campus
By Kiana Hodge , KAYLA ESTRADA and VICTORIA HILL | Oct. 20The UB community was shaken up by the fatal stabbing that resulted in the death of Buffalo State College student Tyler Lewis outside of the Ellicott Complex Friday night.
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Legal experts analyze Air Buffalo contract as delay continues
By KYLE NGUYEN | Oct. 20Students bound to a lease agreement with Air Buffalo face an uphill legal battle as they continue to wait for their apartments.
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A timeline of the Ellicott stabbing tragedy
By GRANT ASHLEY | Oct. 20The Spectrum has compiled a timeline of the events following Friday’s tragedy.
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UPD officers used force 24 times in nine incidents during 2021-22 academic year
By GRANT ASHLEY | Oct. 20Fifteen University Police officers used force a total of 24 times in connection with nine incidents during the 2021-22 academic year.
