Elections for the 2023-24 Student Association (SA) e-board are underway this week. Six candidates — three running for president, two running for vice president and one running uncontested for treasurer — are on the ballot.
Koch voluntarily resigned from the UB Council in early March to “focus on professional obligations.”
The Student Association (SA) is in the process of creating a sanction appeal policy after men’s club ice hockey asked SA to overturn a $4,197.50 fine levied on the club in December.
The UB School of Public Health received $933,800 in federal funding for a mobile health clinic.
April means two celebrations at UB: Earth Month and Pride Week. Celebrate and learn more from a variety of events hosted by clubs and organizations at UB.
The Spectrum editorial board elected Grant Ashley, a junior political science and Spanish major, as its 2023-24 editor-in-chief this past Monday.
Clubs in the hobby, POC, special interest and international councils have until May 17 to dissolve ties with any third-party groups or be derecognized by SA.
As district executive, Andrew Isenberg supervises and leads daily operations of the courts in the eight counties of Western New York.
The stabbing was "justifiable" under New York State self-defense laws, the Erie County DA said.
The Student Association (SA) Senate passed a highly-contested resolution last Monday to remove an election rule that prohibited campaigning for SA positions in forums with 10 or more non-candidates without approval from the Elections and Credentials Chair.
Dr. Marcelo W.B. Araujo will step into his new position on May 15.
The Student Association (SA) rejected a 30-page proposal that would’ve amended the SA’s by-laws that would’ve changed the appointing process for council coordinator positions, allowing the SA president to hire them directly.
OUTpatient, a LGBTQ club from UB’s Jacobs’ School of Medicine, organized a different kind of protest to Michael Knowles’ on-campus speech.
The auditorium had reached full capacity, leaving some who waited in line unable to attend the event.
Young Americans for Freedom hosted Michael Knowles, a conservative political commentator, on Thursday night in Slee Hall. Hundreds of students gathered to protest the speech.
Conservative political pundit Michael Knowles spoke at Slee Hall on UB’s North Campus as a guest speaker invited by the UB chapter of Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) Thursday night.
The protester, who is not affiliated with UB, was charged with harassment, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
The data breach of UB Box Office’s third party vendor, AudienceView, may have compromised customer information from August 2022 to February 2023, an investigation by the UB Information Security Office found.
Attendees will have to pass through security checks and be wanded.
The Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) received a “steady stream” of calls, emails and contact forms regarding conservative commentator Michael Knowles’ speech slated for this Thursday, according to EDI Director Sharon Nolan-Weiss.
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