News
Students Against Sweatshops ambush Simpson with petitions
By LESLIE CHURCH | Oct. 29, 2008President Simpson received an unexpectedly large amount of mail on Tuesday morning when UB Students Against Sweatshops (SAS) personally delivered over 1,000-signed petitions to his secretary's desk.
Bulls extend winless streak to 13
By KYLE BUKOLT AND JILL TARAPACKI | Oct. 29, 2008A good start does not always promise a good ending. The women's soccer team started out the 2008 season by winning their first four games and has since found themselves winless in the past 13 contests.
'Tis the season to be scary
By LISA NEWMAN | Oct. 29, 2008With Halloween right around the corner, students are in desperate need to be scared. One of the most well known haunted houses in the Western New York area is the House of Horrors, better known as the Haunted Catacombs.
Bulls lose 10th straight match
By Matt Weber | Oct. 29, 2008Over the weekend, the volleyball team hosted their "Dig for a Cure" event, which raised $3,300 for breast cancer research.
Buffalo to host 2011 IIHF World Junior Championship
By STEPHEN MARTH | Oct. 29, 2008On Monday, USA Hockey announced that it has selected the Buffalo Sabres and HSBC Arena as the host for the 2011 International Ice Hockey Federation World Under-20 Championship.
Not far from the tree
By JASMINE MAK | Oct. 29, 2008One of autumn's favorite pastimes is the organic, earthy experience of apple picking. College students should consider a refreshing, scenic walk while picking fruits from nearby orchard promenades, all within a half hour's drive from UB, with plenty to offer.
Veith never stops
By JON MAURER | Oct. 29, 2008Left. Right. Left. Right. The cold sweat drips down her body as her legs begin to feel like Jell-O.
Spree of nine Robberies hits University District
By STEPHANIE SCIANDRA AND JOANN PAN | Oct. 29, 2008A rash of robberies and carjackings has occurred in the University District, with over nine incidents in less than one week's time.
Meet Mr. Mooch
By LISA NEWMAN | Oct. 29, 2008He comes out of nowhere. He smells that pizza and asks, "Hey, can I get a slice?" He watches someone put their coat on and grab their pack of cigarettes.
Forgive me father for I have Durden
By GARRETT CARLSON | Oct. 29, 2008A world divided between the luminescent and the shadows provided Forgive Durden with the inspiration for their latest symphonic epic, Razia's Shadow: A Musical.
Beyond the goal
By BRIAN MEINDL | Oct. 27, 2008Most athletes are allowed to play whichever sports they choose, but when a mother's best interest for their child's health comes into play, many of those choices are pulled off the table.
Hometown heart
By JILL TARAPACKI | Oct. 27, 2008When a high school senior is looking for the next step in his or her education, a variety of questions are posed.
Machines of the future
By ASHLEY OTTO | Oct. 27, 2008An on-campus staff of 10 researchers housed in Kimball Tower on South Campus has been producing inventions to assist disabled and elderly people that can also benefit the general public.
















