UB Professor Samina Raja, Ph.D. has been awarded $105,000 by the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC) to study the effect of infrastructure improvements on employees' physical activity.
Friday night, there was a flurry of activity in the Student Union courtyard as the NAACP hosted "The Blackout," a free late night barbecue from 8 p.m.
Born and raised in Naples, Italy, Trevisan always dreamed of one day becoming a physician. Today, as the Dean of the School of Public Health and Health professions and a leading researcher in his field at UB and in Italy, Dr. Maurizio Trevisan can say he achieved that vision.After attending an all boy's military high school called "Nunziatella," Trevisan went on to attend a six year medical program at the University of Naples, graduating in 1977.
MikelParis is a triple threat - a person who is deep hearted, endlessly talented and not to mention sexy.
Whether it's slipping into the spandex Spidey suit or putting on the fangs in Joss Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel" television series, Chris Daniels' stunt career has been nothing short of action packed.Daniels offered anecdotes and advice to "Spiderman" fanatics, stuntman-hopefuls, and curious patrons Friday night in the Center for the Arts.
Last week NBA Commissioner David Stern decided he was going to look into putting an NBA franchise in Las Vegas, Nev.
After a pre-game ceremony in which seniors Natalie Dean, Katrin Fischer and Miglena Nenova were honored, it was all business for Buffalo's women's tennis team.The Bulls (15-2, 7-1 Mid-American Conference) captured a 6-1 victory over Northern Illinois (4-11, 0-6 MAC) at the Ellicott Tennis Courts Friday afternoon.
Citizens from around New York State gathered Thursday at the Celebration of Academic Excellence to honor faculty and staff who have shown expertise and outstanding achievement in their respective fields of study.
BaseballFriday:Ohio7Buffalo4SoftballFriday:Northern Illinois9Buffalo4Friday:Northern Illinois10Buffalo1BaseballSaturday:Buffalo7Ohio4SoftballSaturday:Western Michigan9Buffalo4
"Take it out and shake it off." These are the words of wisdom from Adam Ruszkowski. "I like striving to get better and better and better," Ruszkowski said "Division I is one of the best amateur leagues you can possible play in for baseball and I think that the competitive level and carrying that kind of competition to one of the highest amateur levels is one of the best memories that I have."Ruszkowski, a senior starting pitcher for Buffalo, credits his high school coach Dave Guido for instilling this type of mental fortitude in him so that he could succeed on the Division I level."I had a really tough high school coach and I think that the ability to have really thick skin and to be able to shake things off and be able to come out here day-to-day and perform like it's your first outing... basically just take it out, shake it off and be able to go on to the next day because you have to be able to come out day-to-day and play this game," Ruszkowski said."All the way through high school I just worked hard and my coaches had a lot of faith in me... I came from a winning program in high school, and I think that having that confidence really set me up for having a Division I possibility."Ruszkowski is a different breed than many collegiate athletes.
Four of UB's graduate programs were recently recognized in U.S. News & World Reports' annual ranking of top graduate schools.
Armed with megaphones, fliers and noisemakers made from rice and soda cans, members of UB Anti-War along with other students and faculty members gathered Thursday to protest against the on-campus Army recruitment office on South Campus.The group met at Abbott Hall before marching together to Clark Hall, where the office shares space with South Campus' gymnasium and other offices."We're here just to get recruiters off campus.
Hi. My name is Alyssa Kramer. I am a 22-year-old college student that is about to graduate and I still have no idea what to do with my life.
Efforts cumulated into a vibrant celebration of Asian cultures within the Student Union Wednesday as the two-hour long Asian Bazaar that kicked off.
Robert Pape made some interesting points in his column on April 19 entitled, "A matter of trust." Mr. Pape did a great job outlining the harm that Don Imus caused to the industry of journalism.
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