Approximately 50 faculty members and students participated in National Adjunct Walkout Day by marching in protest of adjunct faculty rights and wages, risking potential termination.
The Social Work Graduate Student Association presented “What Ferguson can Teach Us: Working Together for Justice and Community Safety” on Wednesday afternoon.
Starting in the fall of 2015, some students will no longer need the exam to get into UB’s law school. UB students who meet certain criteria will not be required to take the LSAT for admittance into UB’s law school for the 2015 fall semester.
About 30 students from various departments across UB are working together to build a modular home that will embrace the urban farming culture of Buffalo with its four seasons.
Convicted murderer Jeffrey Basil’s sentencing won’t come for at least another two months, now that his attorney is filing a motion to set aside the verdict.
The Wall Street Journal officially recognized the UB Solar Strand, located on North Campus, in its list of “The Best Architecture of 2014: Sense and Sensitivity.”
(sopho)MORE House is living and learning class for sophomores living in Greiner Hall. The class is taught once a week in the Intercultural and Diversity Center and aims to teach sophomore students about leadership, diversity and being involved in their community and on campus.
Approximately 500 students were forced out of Red Jacket Hall, one of the six quadrangles in the Ellicott Complex, Wednesday after a frozen sprinkler head caused a power outage.
Will Gadd and Sarah Hueniken became the first people to ice climb Niagara Falls on Jan. 27. The pair of ice climbers ascended 148 feet up overhanging ice that formed on the left side of Horseshoe Falls.
Jason Young, Victoria Wolcott and Carole Emberton, hosted a discussion panel on racial profiling, violence and police brutality entitled “#blacklivesmatter” on Wednesday.
Approximately 550 students were forced out of Red Jacket Hall, one of the six quadrangles in the Ellicott Complex, Wednesday after flooding caused a power outage. Students were offered housing for the night in the Triple Gym of Alumni Arena.
More than 8,000 student attended UB?s annual Fall Fest concert on Sept. 6, 2014. SUNY Fredonia recently canceled its annual spring concert festival, Fred Fest, amid large number of citations and arrests.
Students paid $1 to tape Dennis Black, vice president for University Life and Services, to a wall in the Student Union to raise money for Relay for Life.
All information according to University Police 2/3 11:56 a.m.: A UB employee reported that a catalytic convertor was stolen from his car on Feb.
It’s been 25 years since The Wall fell; 70 since the Second World War ended. Yet, Berlin is still dealing with the aftermath of what’s left and how it should be preserved.
Thousands gather in Dresden for a Pegida demonstration and counter protest on Dec. 1. Courtesy of Flikr user Caruso Pinguin Thousands of anti-Islam and anti-immigrant protestors carrying signs with slogans like ?Our Land, Our Rights!? and ?End the Politics of Immigration,? have been marching through the streets of German cities since October to denounce Islamic violence in Europe and the presence of 10 million immigrants in Germany. These protests have raised questions about how such open antagonism and right-wing extremism can in exist in Germany 70 years after the end of World War II. The protests began as small Monday gatherings sponsored by a group called ?Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West? (Pegida). These meetings expanded to Monday night protests in Dresden and more recently to other German cities such as Leipzig, Berlin, Hannover and Munich.
Anna Adam (left) and Jalda Rebling (right) work together on projects like The Happy Hippie Jew Bus, where they?re seated, to teach Germans about Jewish culture in an unconventional way. Courtesy of Jalda Rebling and Anna Adam
Approximately 85 students stood outside the Student Union Friday to remember the three Muslim North Carolina students who were shot and killed last week.
Earvin 'Magic' Johnson spoke in Alumni Arena Thursday night as a part of UB's Distinguised Speaker Series.
Mathematics professor Michael Cowen at Wednesday's Faculty Senate Executive Committee meeting. The committee discussed
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