OPINION
And just like that…she came
By AMY ARACENA | Apr. 1Isn’t faking impairing a partner’s ability to actually learn the women’s body?
AMY ARACENA
Amy Aracena is the managing editor at The Spectrum. She enjoys reading slow-burn romance novels and drinking iced chai lattes whenever she can.
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ARTS
Bad Bunny: ICE OUT
By AMY ARACENA and ALYSSA RAMOS | Feb. 11Just two months into the year, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, formally known as Bad Bunny, has changed history and created a new pathway of light for Latin and Hispanics all around the United States.
NEWS
Q&A: 2025-26 SA e-board
By AMY ARACENA | Apr. 3, 2025The REAL party’s Aisha Bechir, and four Stampede party candidates – Mason Bayer, William Dong, Benjamin Lau and Jack Koscinski — secured their seats in a tight race for positions on SA’s e-board for the 2025-26 term.
NEWS
Jeffrey Grabill named CAS dean
By AMY ARACENA | Mar. 25, 2025UB’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) dean search committee named Jeffrey Grabill CAS dean on March 13.
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OPINION
Spring break? Or break up?
By AMY ARACENA | Mar. 25, 2025Spring break shouldn’t be the end of a relationship. If anything, it should be a test to see if you truly trust your partner or not.
NEWS
UB finalizes candidates for new CAS dean
By AMY ARACENA , MADISON PEMBER and MYLIEN LAI | Feb. 17, 2025UB’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) search committee finalized four candidates in a search to appoint a successor to replace CAS dean Robin Schulze, who resigned last summer.
OPINION
‘Coraline’ is the perfect Halloween movie—animated and all
By AMY ARACENA | Oct. 30, 2024The only movie that seems to have a deep scary plot, an otherworldly essence, iconic figures and is able to have both child and adult-targeted audiences is “Coraline.”
NEWS
Domestic violence up, burglaries down in 2023, annual UPD report shows
By AMY ARACENA | Oct. 9, 2024UB saw an increase in domestic violence reports and a decrease in robberies and burglaries last year, an annual crime report by the University Police Department (UPD) shows.
