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(12/23/24 6:00pm)
I want to start this off by saying that I am by no means a professional; I am just a girl going through it as well. So, while I may not be a professional, I am credible in the sense that, to put it lightly, I am going through a year of extreme grief.
(12/23/24 5:41pm)
96% of 830 UB physicians, represented by the Union of American Physicians and Dentists (UAPD), voted to ratify their first labor contract with their employer, University Medical Resident Services, P.C. (UMRS) on Dec. 13, ending a year-and-a-half long stalemate in negotiations.
(12/19/24 1:46am)
Following approximately seven months of derecognition, the men’s and women’s ice hockey teams were reestablished by the undergraduate Student Association (SA) on Dec. 6, with access to their funds restored two weeks later. The two teams will now be able to compete, ending two months of inactivity.
(12/14/24 3:06am)
The undergraduate Student Association (SA) Senate voted unanimously Wednesday afternoon to create a committee focused on issues affecting the student body.
(12/12/24 6:16am)
The United States healthcare system has been the center of debate for its inefficiency and troubling costs associated with medical care. At the heart of this crisis lies a complex issue, intertwined with the capitalist system, driven by large corporations like UnitedHealthcare and other insurance companies—radical capitalists who prioritize their gains over patient well-being.
(12/12/24 5:47am)
UB Blueprint is not only transforming the fashion scene at UB, but also paving the way for aspiring designers, models and entrepreneurs to thrive beyond campus.
(12/08/24 3:56am)
President-elect Donald Trump selected Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla, and Vivek Ramaswamy, former presidential candidate for the 2024 Republican nomination and founder of Roivant Sciences, as the leaders of the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in an announcement released on Nov. 12.
(12/06/24 10:44pm)
In a tight vote of 11 ayes and 9 nays on Wednesday afternoon, the Student Association (SA) Senate postponed the creation of a Senate advocacy committee to next Wednesday, during the last Senate meeting of the Fall 2024 semester, due to disagreements over who would be the committee’s chairperson.
(12/04/24 4:44am)
To call this film long-awaited would be an understatement. “Wicked” has received “Barbie” (2023) level advertising, including promotions aired nearly constantly during the 2024 Paris Olympics. The film’s publicity is expected, given its extensive run since its 2003 Broadway debut and a star-studded cast directed by Jon M. Chu, who is known for other familiar films such as “Crazy Rich Asians” and “In the Heights.”
(12/04/24 4:13am)
Sophomore computer science major Aryan Mudgal and sophomore management student Chirag Ohri observed in the Spring 2024 semester that the campus was not cleaned during the weekends. There was trash, cigarette butts and other litter accumulating around all parts of campus, left to be cleaned during the week.
(12/04/24 3:10am)
Feeling overwhelmed by choices? Curious about your future? Ignore that psychic in your life. Do not pay for that therapist. UB has the answer.
(11/20/24 2:57am)
As we students prepare for final exams, the accompanying anxiety often becomes overwhelming. Do not fret, for you stand in good company. We all have assignments that pile up, and we each must face the stress of balancing that academic pressure with our well-being. Feelings of anxiety, confusion, and homesickness abound on campus, as they do every year. UB and your fellow students care for your well-being.
(11/20/24 1:14am)
Marilias "Mari" Kwak wakes up on competition days and tries not to think about the upcoming meet. She focuses on having fun because that’s when she dives her best. The awards just come with it.
(11/20/24 1:00am)
Does this new Trump administration mean a national abortion ban?
(11/20/24 12:55am)
Let’s keep this intro short and simple: it’s about sex. Below are, in my opinion, five of the easiest and most well-known sex positions inexperienced partners can do—and the extra Tips and Tricks that can be done to spice up their lives for a spicier orgasm.
(11/20/24 12:38am)
The new holiday lineup at Starbucks and fall-themed decorations throughout UB’s campuses can only mean one thing: Thanksgiving is right around the corner. With Thanksgiving break less than two weeks away, UB students are eager to get home to their families’ annual festivities and enjoy holiday foods.
(11/20/24 12:30am)
Ringing in the late birthday queens, kings and royalty, most UB seniors have turned 21. Early graduates, this doesn’t apply, sorry. For fourth-years, it’s time to pass the torch and give some advice on how to ring in your twenty-first.
(11/16/24 5:19pm)
In what was their penultimate home game of the regular season, the Bulls (6-4, 4-2 MAC) past the Ball State Cardinals (3-7, 2-4 MAC) in a 51-48 overtime win this past Tuesday night. Late-game heroics helped snatch the lead and secure the win for Buffalo. The Bulls are now bowl-eligible.
(11/15/24 6:05am)
Yazidi-Iraqi Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nadia Murad took to the Center for the Arts mainstage Thursday night as the second speaker in UB’s ‘24-25 Distinguished Speaker series to discuss her advocacy for sexual violence and genocide survivors, drawing from her own experiences during the Yazidi genocide in 2014.
(11/15/24 5:57am)
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and First United Nations Goodwill Ambassador Nadia Murad shared her story as a survivor of her imprisonment by the Islamic State group (ISIS) and her efforts to help other survivors rebuild their lives post-ISIS on the Center for the Arts mainstage Thursday night.