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The resolution was proposed by UB’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, and was backed by several senators. Paul-Odionhin said the resolution could endanger SA if passed.
Alyssa Reese, a fourth-year UB medical student, is working alongside the UB Human Rights Initiative (HRI) to inform the local medical community about female genital cutting.
Want to know what services UB provides for safer sex? Want to know what UB health providers wish more students knew about sexual wellness? Look no further.
The U.S. News & World Report placed 11 of UB’s 372 graduate and professional programs near the top of its annual rankings of 800 institutions.
On March 18, a more-than-nine-minute video chronicling vandalism committed by UB students in a neighborhood near South Campus was uploaded to YouTube.
Decades of urban design, public policy and intentional disenfranchisement have made Buffalo the sixth most segregated city in America. One UB professor is trying to change that.
The Spectrum’s guide to disability services and accommodations at UB.
UB Professor Stephen Santa-Ramirez is not undocumented, but the experience of undocumented Americans is not new to him.
The Royal Pitches, UB’s all-treble a cappella group, presented “The Royal Pitches Unplugged,” a concert in the style of MTV’s “Unplugged” series, on Saturday in Norton Hall.
Palestinian poet, Mosab Abu Toha, spoke at SUNY BDS’s (Boycott Divestment and Sanctions) first state-wide launch event last week, which included a screening by UB's chapter at Crosby Hall.
Taylor and his team are collecting preliminary data from five East Side neighborhoods. They hope to select a neighborhood for the project by Juneteenth.
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