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
University Heights Collaborative president Mickey Vertino (left), vice president Darren Cotton (center)
About 10 percent of UB students have had a threesome, according to a survey of 837 students conducted by The Spectrum. Yusong Shi, The Spectrum After getting a drink and coming back to the dance floor during a party near South Campus, David Stockman* found a girl he?d been flirting with earlier in the night dancing with one of his friends. But the friend, Cam Lucas*, wasn?t trying to steal the girl from Stockman ? he wanted to share. ?Yo, she?s down for a threesome,? Lucas whispered. That night ? which started out as a possible normal hookup for Stockman ? would become his first and only threesome experience.
UB ranked No. 53 in Trojan?s 2014 Sexual Health Report Card ? a ranking of 140 American universities? sexual health services. UB dropped two spots from 2013.
Check out the videos mentioned in our Spectrum 360 recap.
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.
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