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President of UB’s Nuclear Energy in Clean Energy (NiCE) Maximus Wunderlich said that talks of the addition of a nuclear engineering minor have been put on the table.
The UB dive team sent five divers to the 3-day NCAA Zone A Diving Championships, which lasted from Wednesday, March 15 to Saturday, March 22. The Bulls sent a team composed of senior Mari Kwak, senior Presley Dorsett, senior Kaylee Donovan, junior Mallory Hanna and sophomore Sophie Meuwissen.
An impending loss of two federal grants threatens to significantly scale back UB’s teacher residency program.
Editor’s note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent.
Editor’s note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent.
Editor's note: This article was updated to correct the spelling of Chellia Watson's name from Chella to Chellia. The Spectrum apologizes for this error.
Damar Hamlin’s love for the Bills shone as brightly as his bedazzled “#3” chain, sweater and shoes. He pumped his fists in the air, celebrating the start of his fifth NFL season, and expressed gratitude to the fans who supported him through every hurdle.
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin was the final speaker in UB’s Distinguished Speaker Series for the ‘24-25 academic year. He took the stage at the Center for the Arts on Thursday to share his story of recovering from life-threatening commotio cordis and the work he’s done across the country in learning from that experience.
In a tight race for five seats on SA’s e-board for the 2025-26 term, the REAL party’s Aisha Bechir secured the presidency, with Stampede party members taking SA’s vice president and treasurer positions. SA’s vice presidents for advocacy, clubs and events will be Mason Bayer, William Dong and Benjamin Lau respectively. Jack Koscinski will serve as the e-board’s treasurer.
Editor's note: This article was updated to correct the spelling of Chellia Watson's name from Chella to Chellia. The Spectrum apologizes for this error.
If you’re reading this, it’s safe to assume you left planning spring break for the last second, but that's OK. It’s fun to be spontaneous. Allow this article to be your guide for the most exciting, budget-friendly ways to spend your spring break.
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Every St. Patrick’s Day, celebrants deck their bodies out in green, throw on excessive plastic jewelry and enjoy a night on the town that doesn’t end until the next morning. Contrary to what many believe, a wild night of bar-hopping is not how the Irish intended for their holiday to be celebrated.
Most of us will hopefully be out on St. Patrick’s Day, enjoying the sun and warm weather after months of snow and dreariness. We all know how the weather in Buffalo can be, but having a movie to cozy up with can be a good substitute in the unfortunate case the weather doesn't hold. Or perhaps something to wind down the day after a long day of chasing leprechauns or whatever St. Paddy’s Day activities people might be doing.
“I have nothing to wear!” Is what you won’t be saying this St. Patrick’s day— or at least The Spectrum hopes so.
With St. Paddy’s Day coming up soon, it’s easy to plan a trip to a pub or attend a bar crawl. But there are other ways to celebrate Ireland and Irish American culture in Buffalo, just in time for the holiday.
Akasya Crosier, a local artist and UB alumni, has been growing in Buffalo’s fast art scene. She grew up in Rochester, NY and has lived in Buffalo since 2013. She considers it home. Over the past football season, Akasya has created one-of-a-kind graphic design pieces featuring the beloved Buffalo Bills. These graphics range from Josh Allen wearing 2000s low-rise Juicy sweats to Sabrina Carpenter offering football plays. Needless to say, there is something for everyone. This year, she has been participating in the Hunt Residency program, a program that provides emerging artists with the opportunity to collaborate and exhibit work through Hunt Gallery platforms.
Fresh off a Bahamas Bowl win, the UB Bulls are set to be challenged in the upcoming 2025-26 season.
Despite their shortened season, UB’s Men’s Amatuer Athletic Union (AAU) hockey team (18-5-1) competed in the AAU D1 National Tournament in Jacksonville last Wednesday. The Bulls swept pool play with wins over the Quinnipiac University Bobcats (9-12-2), the Florida Gators (5-12-0) and Tennessee (4-2-0), advancing to the semifinals before falling to top-seeded Tampa (26-0-0).
Men’s basketball (9-22,4-14 MAC) concluded their season this week with consecutive losses. After being defeated in their last home game of the season against the Miami (OH) Redhawks (22-8,13-4 MAC), the Bulls faced the Akron Zips (25-6,17-1 MAC) this past Saturday, losing 88-70.
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