Carmen Cibella, a senior english major, changed his major twice before he decided on English. He, and other students, think it is more important for students to take their time in finding what they are passionate about and what they want to study.
On Friday, SARPA held its fifth annual Zombie Walk to raise awareness for brain cancer research. Using fake blood and liquid latex, students transformed each other into zombies and then convened in the Union for the walk through the Union, academic spine and Ellicott Complex.
Melissa Kathan, speaker of the SA Assembly, juggles her student government positions on the UB and SUNY levels and graduating early in preparation for a future in the ?political arena.?
On Saturday, UB had its first LEAD conference, which was jointly hosted by the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement and the Intercultural and Diversity Center.
Yusong Shi, The Spectrum Sigrid Fertig, an adjunct foreign language professor at UB, immigrated to the United States from Austria in 1989.
During the 26th annual Take Back the Night at UB, Angel Rose, a sexual assault survivor and founder and executive director of Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment (PAVE), shared her personal story and educated college students on how they can combat the issue on their own campuses.
This semester, the Student Association switched to giving out AMC movie ticket vouchers to students from the previous SA film series that showed movies in Student Union theater.
The Center for the Arts is undergoing construction that has been broken into two phases. The current construction is focusing on fixing a water infiltration issue and salt erosion on the outdoor staircase.
According to a recent study conducted by City Observatory, Buffalo has experienced a 34 percent population increase of young college graduates who choose to stay or relocate to the city after graduation.
LiFT nightclub offers an energetic EDM atmosphere for students looking to enjoy their Friday night.
Elana Cwass (right), a junior health and human services major, received a flu shot from Stephanie Magnani (left), a junior nursing major, at an open clinic on Tuesday, which were held through Friday.
During last year?s International Fiesta, Filipino American Student Association recreated the tale of manananggal, a mythical creature, which preys on pregnant women.
Christy Cheruvil (left), a sophomore pre-pharmacy major, attended Student Life?s Haunted Union last year.
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Out of 195 students surveyed, 57 percent said they?re concerned about Ebola spreading in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, however, stresses the likelihood of a U.S.
This week the team breaks down Wes Moore as the lastest Distinguished Speaker, Bulls Maddness and the West Side Bazaar.
On Wednesday, the Faculty Senate Executive Committee voted not to pass making the Institute of Jewish Thought and Heritage into a department.
Friday morning, President Tripathi gave his third annual State of the University Address and spoke about UB?s efforts to build a relationship with Buffalo and the progress the university has made through UB 2020.
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