Late UB Stampede supervisor remembered
By Tom Dinki | Jan. 29, 2015Former Stampede supervisor Victor Zoizack and his grandson, Justin at his high school graduation from Hutch Tech High School.
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.
The City of Buffalo forced Habibi Sheesha Lounge, a hookah bar on Elmwood, to close its doors after shots were reportedly fired nearby shortly after customers left the lounge. Courtesy of
SUNY chancellor Nancy Zimpher announced during her State of the University address on Jan. 23 that UB?s Finish in 4 program will become a SUNY-wide initiative. Cletus Emokpae, The Spectrum When A.
Former Molly?s Pub manager Jeffrey Basil listens to the jury?s verdict that found him guilty of second-degree murder and of evidence tampering on Jan.
James Gardner was named
UB Voice Studio?s Fall Recital was filled with Krista Seddon?s (left) piano melodies accompanying the performances of students, like Daniel Rotshteyn?s (right), a first-year graduate student working in chemistry, who sang a song by George Handel.
John Oliver came to UB Wednesday, speaking before a packed Alumni Arena, poking fun of American foibles and Buffalo's crazy snowstrom, which postponed his original performance date.
Paul Zarembka, an economics professor, looks on as other faculty members vote yes to the general education proposal.
Shoppers on Black Friday wait eagerly to get into their stores of choice.
On Tuesday night, Buffalo State College students held a peaceful protest in response the non-indictment of Officer Darren Wilson.
Kevin Grosso, a sophomore, marches in Tuesday's rally, which concluded in a moment of silence for Mike Brown.
'No Shave November' participants grow facial or body hair and Movember
The last week has been more than trying for some Western New Yorkers as people in the area?s Southtowns were barricaded in their homes for days, snow engulfing their driveways, cars and homes, leaving them trapped inside. At least 12 people died directly from the area?s historic lake effect snowstorm.
Ten students including UB athletes, students involved in Greek life and Student Association (SA) officials were featured in a two-minute video against sexual assault. The video, posted online Nov.
The Office of International Students and Scholars Services and the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion are launching its first inclusive Thanksgiving program. Nineteen UB faculty members