Buffalo has hotspots of artistic fervor that are worth exploring — and they just might change your opinion about the city.
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This year's other speakers include the CEO of The Atlantic, a bestselling author and a world-renowned researcher.
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Indulge in some live music around Buffalo this fall. From underground punk artists to global headliners, there's something for everyone.
For 10 years, corners of the internet have eagerly anticipated the final rekindling of Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber’s disrupted story of true love.
Though memorable for playing a frigid Vivian Kensington, Selma Blair showed to be quite the opposite off screen.
The “third place” is a term which defines an accessible and public space where people regularly gather and interact for a sense of community and camaraderie. Starbucks’ promise of community through consumerism is antithetical to the third place.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch spoke as a part of UB's Distinguised Speaker Series in the CFA Tuesday.
Familiar cultural delights of the Asian diaspora, from the physically digestible to the visually digestible, hosted over 300 students who were in attendance for Asian American Student Union’s (AASU) Night Market last Saturday.
UB Amnesty's International walk was held on Friday to protest human rights violations occurring in Palestine and American foreign military aid policy.
Alice Cooper, along with UB alum Shep Gordon, visited UB’s Center for the Arts Tuesday to discuss their partnership over the past 50 years.
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