Good morning, America. It's time to have a quick talk. In the past few weeks, gas prices have been falling in response to the economic crisis and decreased demand for fossil fuels.
Temperatures are beginning to drop and the infamous Buffalo weather is clearly on its way. Most outdoor activities are closing up for the approaching winter season but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop.
The University at Buffalo threw its first major punch in the fight against climate change on Tuesday as the Environmental Stewardship Committee (ESC) met with students, faculty, staff and community members for the first of three public forums.
For most college students, it has probably been years since they last gathered with their friends to play kickball.
One is the longhaired, smooth and sensual type. The other is known for being the extremely hyper, over-the-top playboy.
During the latest gathering of the State University of New York (SUNY) Student Assembly in East Syracuse, a tuition hike across the board for students in the SUNY system was endorsed.
Coaching in four NCAA women's soccer tournaments is just a small fraction of the success that new head coach Michael Thomas brings to Buffalo.
Dear America, I know you're hurting; the last eight years haven't been our finest. It started way back in 2000 with an election that marked the start of the eight years when we lost our way.
The UB Equestrian Club held a horse riding demonstration on North Campus Friday and showed off their work with the help of the Amherst Police Mounted Unit.
On Friday night, Independent Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader brought his fight for office to Buffalo.
Students who gathered in Clemens Hall Wednesday evening were offered a rare look into an often misunderstood person in the community: the American Muslim.
When a hare runs full out, all four of its feet leave the ground at the same time with every step.
The information age has had a funny effect on politics. Even though it seems that many people don't take advantage of it, modern informational technology allows voters unprecedented access to any aspect of the election that they choose.
Two-hundred-and-sixty-nine.Up until now, that number really hasn't had any meaning in the lives of Americans.
As parents fled from the dormitories this Homecoming Weekend, the pale, panda-dating foodie Jim Gaffigan took it upon himself to entertain and elicit laughter from the remaining families at the Center for the Arts Mainstage Theatre.
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