Green your crib
By NICOLE SANTACESARIA | Sep. 29, 2008Student bedroom decoration is taking on a new shade: green. Jim Simon, an environmental educator, said that reasons for using green products and green practices go beyond saving money on bills.
Student bedroom decoration is taking on a new shade: green. Jim Simon, an environmental educator, said that reasons for using green products and green practices go beyond saving money on bills.
Undecided, an ambitious label that many college students are afraid to advertise. It's meant to cover all the bases and leave the proverbial doors as wide open as possible.
After having students sign raindrop-shaped pledges to take a stand against sexual assault and violence and handing out flyers in the Student Union, volunteers for UB's first celebration of RAINN Day took to the promenade to rally their cause.
As of press time, it remains unclear whether the first presidential debate of 2008 will go forward as planned.
"We inadvertently did not consider your monthly educational benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as a financial aid eligibility.
In an interview with The Spectrum, Student Association Treasurer John Martin admitted to an unresolved "gray area" regarding this week's Mandatory Student Activity Fee vote.
Veterans across campus received news Wednesday that their student accounts had been placed on hold as the Student Response Center re-evaluated financial aid packages that had been incorrectly calculated.
Students approved a referendum that will preserve the Mandatory Student Activity Fee from becoming a voluntary fee and increased it by $15.
The setup for President John B. Simpson's Third Annual Address to the Community on Wednesday morning was a metaphor waiting to happen.
The men's soccer team extended their unbeaten streak to four games after dismantling local rival Canisius 3-0 at the Demske Athletic Complex on Wednesday.