Dixie, affectionately known as the most well-known pug on UB’s North Campus, has touched many hearts at the Center for the Arts.
Chad Gilbert, I never met you, but my life has been considerably made better by your music, and my world is now considerably bleaker without you in it.
Flock cameras, an automatic license plate reader made by Flock Safety, may be one of the most public faces of this discourse over privacy and where the line is drawn.
23% of the generation identifes as LGBTQ+. This has increased the national proportion from 4.5% in 2018 to 9% in 2026.
On March 6, The Spectrum Features editor Jacob Ryan Wojtowicz, a junior sociology and political science major, met Jacob Arthur Wojtowicz, a junior majoring in history and social studies education.
Kotb spoke to The Spectrum and UB students in a group Q&A format prior to her speech Tuesday night, touching on her 17-year long history on the “Today” show as a former co-anchor, the resilient people she met and how light moments can still be found in the often-heartbreaking world of journalism.
Within the past decade, the term “trauma” has become a cultural buzzword.
The Alberti Center was founded in 2010 after receiving an endowment from Jean Alberti, a psychologist who graduated from UB in 1970, receiving her Ph.D. in educational psychology.
Assistive technology is vital for the disability community, ranging from a pencil grip for individuals who struggle with fine motor skills to a speech-generating device used by individuals with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Assistive technology is significant in making the lives of disabled individuals easier, from low-tech to high-tech services.
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One of the two delegates who spoke on the resolution was a lesbian from Buffalo: her name was Madeline Davis.
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