Mylien Lai is the editor-in-chief at The Spectrum. Outside of getting lost in Buffalo, she enjoys practicing the piano and being a bean plant mom. She can be found at @mylien.lai on Instagram.
The university has halted its initiative on starting a trial of Flock cameras as of Thursday, just over a week after its police department said it would start this spring.
America still has a long way to go, but what happened last night reassured the lonely and scared girl inside of me that I was not crazy for pulling a “Hillary Clinton” and daring to believe that it is worth fighting for a different life.
The University at Buffalo appears to be shuttering its prestigious poetry program, one that has produced prize-winning poets, causing an uproar among students, alumni and the city’s arts community.
University Police and UB Facilities department are working with contractors and local utilities to determine locations for the 20 cameras that would be installed during a 60-day trial period, the university told The Spectrum Monday.
Aidan Thomas will take over the seat once again as the undergraduate Student Association Senate chairperson for the 2026-27 year.
Flock cameras may be a new sight on campus.
The undergraduate Student Association is asking its students to raise the mandatory activity fee from $109 to $115 in this year’s referendum, held from Sept. 14 to 18. The fee is SA's sole source of funding, and is directed towards the 200+ undergraduate clubs it oversees and student events.
Elections for the undergraduate Student Association president and Senate for the 2026-27 year will be held simultaneously from Sept. 14 to 18. Any full-time undergraduate can run for either the presidential role or one of the 12 Senate seats, or both.
Incoming Undergraduate Student Association President Jack Koscinski has resigned, following a letter from his fellow e-board members accusing him of inappropriate conduct, mismanagement of funds and attempted fraud.
Nadir Hassan, who graduated just weeks ago with a bachelors in environmental design, is currently held in an ICE detention facility in El Paso, Texas.
A protester chalks on a concrete planter in front of the Center for the Arts, intentionally violating a new UB policy prohibiting chalking on campus.
The Spectrum attempted to reschedule an interview with Tripathi 12 times over the course of four months.
Pro-Palestine demonstrators criticize UB's police response to May 1 encampment during May 3 protest
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