Not many UB students would say attending college is cheap. But for Siddhant Chhabria, it's especially expensive. This semester, Chhabria, a junior economics and finance major, will pay over $9,000 for tuition, over $5,000 for housing and receive $0 in federal or state financial aid. "Including food, housing and tuition, I'd say I pay around $30,000 a year," Chhabria said.
On the heels of the presidential election, one of the most heated issues of the campaign season took center stage for UB's
In 1988, when HIV awareness was in its infancy, more than two-thirds of dentists reported feeling "uncomfortable" when treating people with HIV. Michael Glick wasn't one of them. Glick, UB's School of Dental Medicine dean since 2009, established a clinic designed to provide dental care for patients who were HIV-positive. In its first year, the clinic treated over 2,000 people with HIV.
Professor Burton shuffles through papers, paying no attention to the two awards - given to him for excellence in teaching - sitting on a cluttered shelf to the left of his desk. A group of students walks out of his office when another knocks on the door.
UB students have never seen a dining hall like the newly built Crossroads Culinary Center (C-3). On Thursday, Oct.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates the influenza virus hospitalizes 200,000 people and kills 23,600 more each year.
There were over a dozen students in Knox 14 on Saturday, but all was silent aside from the hum of clicking mouses and keyboards.
With the presidential election drawing closer, Buffalo's highest-ranking city official came to UB with a message for students: get involved. Last Wednesday, the Black Student Union hosted Mayor Byron Brown in the Student Union theater as a part of political awareness week.
They stand tall and ready to accept their first-place trophy, proud as their uniforms are covered in multi-colored splatters of paint.
Airport security procedures have become second nature to Professor Robert Wagmiller. He barely notices the pressure change in his ears as the plane takes off and lands.
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