Second half woes slow Bulls
By Chris Law AND Andrew Wiktor | Dec. 2, 2009Plagued by terrible second half play, the women's basketball team lost both of its games this weekend in the Dead River Company Classic.
Plagued by terrible second half play, the women's basketball team lost both of its games this weekend in the Dead River Company Classic.
Head coach Turner Gill addressed what his expectations were heading into the 2009 football season during Tuesday's 'State of the Bulls' address.
The National Science Foundation has provided UB with a $500,000 grant to study the use of personal response systems, or clickers, in large lecture classes. UB is one of 10 universities nationwide to be given this grant.
As if you needed another reason to love the Irish, Troy Duffy returns to the silver screen with guns a-blazing.
Tears welled up in my eyes this afternoon as I watched a YouTube clip of students from P.S. 22 in Staten Island, New York performing Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin'.'
The UB College Democrats and College Republicans are putting politics aside and teaming up for a fundraiser at Fuddruckers on Maple Road in Amherst on Thursday and Friday.
It was a bittersweet tournament for the wrestling team last week.
For the first time in the history of the conflict called the War in Afghanistan, a plan and timetable are in place.
'It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.'
This just had to be something special.
Food wasn't the only thing that was zesty and spicy in the Student Union on Thursday, as the Latin American Student Association and the Nadia Ibrahim Middle Eastern dance troupe treated students to two flavorful dance performances as part of International Education Week.
Breaking out of a shooting slump can be difficult, but that is exactly what the men's basketball team accomplished on Saturday.
Buffalo-native Drew Schwartz sent a clear message about moving on while still maintaining a sense of community in his benefit concert Saturday night.
Looking back on the history of Thanksgiving, it can be said that the holiday has traditionally been surrounded with turmoil.
The University at Buffalo suspended fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon after Buffalo police broke up a party early Friday morning at a fraternity residence on Merrimac Street where four people were arrested and two were hospitalized.
Raunchy, filthy and downright hilarious.
One billion people will go to bed hungry tonight across the globe.