Grant Ashley is the editor in chief of The Spectrum. He's also reported for WBFO, WIVB and The Buffalo News. He enjoys taking long bike rides, baking with his parents’ ingredients and recreating Bob Ross paintings in crayon. He can be found on the platform formerly known as Twitter at @Grantrashley.
The Office of Admissions says it has replaced their old admissions system with an “extensive and comprehensive holistic admissions application review approach.”
The eatery, dubbed “Sabor Latino,” will be located behind Pistachio’s on the second floor of the Student Union.
Nick Thompson and Nita Farahany spoke about AI, the emerging field of neurotechnology, and how the two will challenge individuals’ “cognitive liberty” during UB’s Distinguished Speaker Series.
The Spectrum sat down with Farahany and Thompson before their talk to discuss how people in power are preparing for AI and whether the world is ready for it.
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Kim Beaty will succeed Chris Bartolomei, who retired in August following a 27-year career with UPD and six years as chief.
The shuttle will operate from noon to 6 p.m. on Election Day (Tuesday, Nov. 7) and transport students to and from Sweet Home High School.
The lion’s share of that money, $25,525, went to incumbent Democrat Mark Poloncarz, who is running for a fourth term.
Schneider sat down with The Spectrum this Thursday before her Distinguished Speakers Series talk to discuss being a trans woman in the public eye, being her own boss and life after “Jeopardy!”
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Yildirim was the subject of a "resolution of no confidence" from the faculty senate at California State University, San Bernardino in 2021 after years as an administrator.
The Leadership4U party won seven of Student Association (SA) Senate’s 12 student seats in elections held last week, giving them control of a quarter of the Senate’s total seats.
"Bulls on the Run," a grab-and-go eatery, opened in the Natural Sciences Complex on Monday.
Old Erie County Hall is home to the Erie County Clerk's office and several New York State Supreme Court rooms.
University and Amherst Police responded to the accident, cordoning off a section of Augspurger Road.
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