Adam Fries paid for one order of printouts on three separate occasions. Each time he went to Lockwood Library, a printer was down.
Art by Huramo Sato Angela Barca has been putting in hours in minimum-wage jobs since she was a freshman in high school and four years later, she?s noticing and increase in her paycheck. So is the rest of New York State. New York State?s minimum wage was raised 75 cents to $8.75 an hour on Dec.
Students wait for the Stampede bus at the bus loop near the Student Union on North Campus. UB will now send out text alerts warning students of bus delays.
Law professor Martha McCulskey speaks at the first Faculty Senate meeting of the spring semester Tuesday.
Tom Ludtka, the service manager for CDS, holds some of UB?s soil amendment. Courtesy of Raymond Kohl The scraps from your on-campus Sloppy Joe or that fourth plate of macaroni and cheese you grabbed at the dining hall aren?t getting sent into a landfill, but back into the earth. Students may not realize their leftovers are being mixed into UB?s soil, helping on-campus foliage thrive.
What you need to know locally: Vaccinations helping stop spread of measles in Erie County The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that measles has afflicted at least 102 people in 14 states since the start of 2015.
All information according to the University Police Department. 1/31 2:52 p.m. ? A UB student reported someone took his laptop and KeyBank debit card from his room in Goodyear Hall.
University Police reported finding 470 photos of what ?appears to be an ISIS representative? holding a gun and wearing a black mask in a copy machine on South Campus, according to police reports. The report was filed at 9:33 a.m.
It’s not too often you’ll find me pounding down a McDonald’s Big Mac, five chicken nuggets, a cheeseburger and two small fries in one sitting.
Kelley Mosher didn?t buy milk from a grocery store until she was 16 years old. The senior environmental design and environmental studies major grew up on her family?s dairy farm in the southern tier of Western New York.
Some students spent as much time waiting for the Stampede Monday as they would have had spent in class had they arrived to school on time. Students huddled in long lines in the snowfall for as long as 50 minutes Monday morning as they awaited the arrival of the Stampede buses, which run to and from North and South Campus. ?The lines were almost to the libraries,? said senior biomedical sciences major Joe Jessee about the line for the Main circle loop on South campus.
Last semester, Anita Sharma, a sophomore health and human services major, canceled her meal plan when she realized how often she went to The Commons for Indian food.
UB law professor Charles Ewing was featured on the podcast ?Serial?
All information according to University Police 1/20 1:54 a.m. ? An anonymous female reported someone was outside her Hadley Village apartment ringing the doorbell and knocking.
The third floor of the Oscar A. Silverman Library, located in Capen Hall, is closed. This is one of many Heart of the Campus renovation projects across all of UB?s campuses.
Former Stampede supervisor Victor Zoizack and his grandson, Justin at his high school graduation from Hutch Tech High School.
Silvana D'Ettorre, a junior health and human services major, poses at the Coliseum in Rome. D?Ettorre was one of about 190 students to travel abroad this semester. Courtesy of Silvana D'Ettorre Silvana D?Ettorre spent her winter break scaling archeological sites, exploring ancient ruins, riding on gondolas and strolling through the picturesque streets of Rome. But she wasn?t on vacation, she was taking a class in the second run of UB?s winter session.
UB will see new business coming on or near its campuses soon, and the business will be tax-free. Eleven companies will join SUNY Tax-free Areas to Revitalize and Transform Upstate New York (START-UP NY) through their affiliation with UB, the Governor?s Office announced Wednesday.
Capen Hall will be under going construction as a part of the Heart of the Campus project.
The third floor of the Oscar Silverman Library has been emptied out so demolition can begin. The floor will be undergoing renovations in the next few months as a part of UB?s Heart of the Campus construction project.
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