Buffalo is often valued for its variety of eateries; but this, paired with fewer and fewer supermarkets, is contributing to severe hunger issues in the Western New York community.
The University Police Department will welcome two new faces to the force this academic year. Stacy Tuberdyke, 31, and Daniel Behuniak, 40, started in the Erie County Police Training Academy on Aug.
Last week the United States granted a rare waiver allowing a U.S.-based Iranian American lobbying group to set up shop here in what some people consider a gesture of diplomatic outreach.
Over the weekend, the volleyball team was hoping to capture their first Mid-American Conference win of the season.
On Friday night, Buffalo headed into their game against Western Michigan thinking that six was their lucky number.
Student bedroom decoration is taking on a new shade: green. Jim Simon, an environmental educator with UB Green, said that reasons for using green products and implementing green practices go beyond saving money on bills.
There's an odd appeal to bootleg releases. Obviously intended for hardcore fans, bootlegs enable the listener to be a part of the creative process, not just the finished product, giving them that slightly-illegal feeling that they are listening to something they shouldn't be.
Although the women's soccer team was determined to reverse their losing fortunes Friday night, the losses continued to stack up after a great start to the season.
October ClassicsFall is here and that means autumn-colored leaves, frigid air and baseball playoffs.
Bill Maher has made the funniest, but not quite scariest, movie of the year. The veteran political comedian's new documentary Religulous questions the factual basis of religion and the faith that comes with it.
Oh, O.J. As I was sleeping on Thursday night, my phone began to vibrate uncontrollably. I grabbed it and read the text message I just received from CNN.
On Friday, the cross-country team headed into Bethlehem, Pa. to face tough competition throughout the nation.
Jonathan Kozol prides himself on speaking up for those whose voices are stifled in the midst of segregation and discrimination.
I'm going to vote for John McCain in the general elections on Nov. 4. For a long time I was all about Obama, but I realize now, it's got to be McCain.
The Spectrum's editorial board voted to endorse Democratic candidate Barack Obama for president in a 22 to 5 decision on Sunday.
What happens when you mix together two awkward kids, three homosexuals, a missing drunk girl, a crazy ex-girlfriend and a really gross piece of gum?
The men's tennis team won eight of 12 matches over Niagara on Saturday, completing play at the UB/Niagara Invitational at the University Tennis Center.
Dr. Nancy Nielsen, an associate dean at UB, is breaking new ground as the second woman ever to head the American Medical Association (AMA), the leading advocate for physicians nationwide.
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