News
Let's make some memories
By CHRISTOPHER DI MATTEO | Oct. 14, 2009Virginia, Tennessee, Massachusetts, and soon California.
Making a mark
By Christy Suhr | Oct. 14, 2009Sometimes you need a fresh face to pick up a desperate team.
Sisters in separation
By AMANDA WOODS | Oct. 14, 2009My best friend is like the sister I've never had, and I hope to keep it that way. That's why we attend different colleges, seven hours apart from each other.
UB gets dirty
By Ashley Smith | Oct. 12, 2009UB students recently put down their pens and notebooks and picked up shovels, brooms, rakes and gloves to pick up trash around the University Heights.
Getting ahead of ourselves
By Editorial | Oct. 12, 2009The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded on Friday to first-year President Barack Obama. As the novice leader of the free world, the award carries a heavy burden and could complicate his first term in office.
"Zipping by Akron, grounded by Cardinals"
By Matt Weber | Oct. 12, 2009Home-and-away weekends can have a profound impact on the conference standings. Winning both games can cement you as the team to beat, and getting swept can have the exact opposite effect.
StepCrew steps into CFA
By Jessica Bennett | Oct. 12, 2009Traditional Celtic dance will boogie into the 20th century next month when the StepCrew performs at the Center for the Arts.
State spending cuts impact UB
By AMANDA WOODS | Oct. 12, 2009The New York State budget crisis will hit home for UB students and employees in the wake of Gov. David Paterson's decision to cut SUNY's spending by $90 million.
UB weighs in on Letterman
By BRENDON BOCHACKI | Oct. 12, 2009The general public seems to have granted David Letterman, host of 'The Late Show,' a get out of jail free card.
Theistic groups protected from anyone questioning their beliefs
By Editorial | Oct. 12, 2009To the editor,
Researcher seeks to find breast cancer gene in black women
By Juan Carlos Gutierrez | Oct. 12, 2009Black women, who have been shown to be at higher risk for breast cancer, may have a beacon of hope in the fight to find a cure.
October magic
By Matthew Parrino | Oct. 12, 2009I never thought I'd see the day, but with one swing of his bat, New York Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez made me forget why I stopped watching baseball.
Detox summer
By David Sanchirico | Oct. 12, 2009On the same day I celebrate my meaningless 22nd birthday, my grandmother crosses the triple-digit milestone and turns 100 years old.
Walkin' all over the Runnin' Bulldogs
By Andrew Wiktor | Oct. 12, 2009One Gardner-Webb mistake was all it took for the football team to gain control of the Homecoming game on Saturday.
Star neurosurgeon makes UB his home
By Bredny Rodriguez | Oct. 12, 2009At age 37, Elad Levy's résumé stretches over 55 pages, and with his workweek often topping 100 hours, it seems that those 55 pages are only the beginning.
First meet success
By Brian Josephs | Oct. 12, 2009As some coaches will tell you, a team's success isn't always measured in points. It can be measured by your freshmen.
Stimulus funding ignites research
By ASHLEY HIRT | Oct. 12, 2009A nation in dire need of research advancement has been granted stimulus money through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The University at Buffalo will use its stimulus funding to improve and advance the nation.
Rotten air
By Editorial | Oct. 12, 2009Citizens in the United States have a few perks that come along with the title. Among these is freedom of speech, clean water and air to breathe.









