CINDY MORAND

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Engineers for a Sustainable World study using French fry grease to reduce bus emissions

Author explains the appeal of misbehavior

UB's all-woman pharmacy team wins National Competition

UB's traditional Halloween celebration filled with frightfully fun events

Caribbean fever at UB

The excitement and vivid colors of the Caribbean Student Association (CSA) carnival attracted students to 145 Student Union this past Tuesday.The event served as a representation of what Caribbean life is like, featuring artistic masks, domestic flags, music and food from the different islands in the Caribbean."This event is a reenactment.

Career Fest opens up a world of opportunity for students

Recruiters from prominent companies such as Geico, CVS/pharmacy, and Hershey Company were present at the annual Career Fest this past Wednesday.Students seeking out jobs and internships gathered around the booths scattered throughout the Alumni Arena gymnasium with resumes in hand, hoping to find an opportunity to enter the real world.According to Michael Rivera, the senior career planning and development associate for Career Services, Career Fest is designed to guide students toward employment after graduation and finding internship experiences."This event helps students come in contact with potential employers who are looking to offer internships, full, and part-time jobs," Rivera said.UB alumnus Jacob Glofka, an agency sales director for insurance company MetLife, which is the 37th largest company in the US on the 2007 Forbes Fortune 100, thought the turnout was low."I cannot believe that most UB students are not here.

UB School of Management ranks better a year later

The seventh time is the charm for the UB School of Management as they rank ninth in the Wall Street Journals top regional schools in the country.After placing on the list for seven consecutive years since 2000, the business school has now solidified a spot in the top ten positions.