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What disability accommodations does UB provide?

UB provides multiple services and accommodations for 2,200 students with disabilities. 

Inside Pete Lembo’s current agreement with UB Athletics

Pete Lembo signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with University at Buffalo Athletics on Jan. 20, 2024 to become the new football head coach. He became the Bulls’ 28th head coach in program history after previously serving as head coach at Lehigh, Elon and UB’s Mid-American Conference (MAC) rival Ball State.

‘I was wanted here, and I was needed’: Isaiah Adams on transferring to UB and scoring 1,000 points

Isaiah Adams didn’t have to think long before deciding to play for the Bulls. 

The Lavender Room: An underground hub for queer expression

Some of the most captivating performances in Buffalo aren’t happening in large venues or popular bars.

Campus Dining reopens the Seasons cafe inside the CFA

Campus Dining & Shops (CDS) reopened the Seasons cafe, located in the Center for the Arts (CFA), on March 27.

The Spectrum elects Ricardo Castillo as 2024-25 editor-in-chief

Ricardo Castillo will be The Spectrum’s editor-in-chief for the 2024-25 academic year. 

Former UB student arrested for cyberstalking former course instructor

A former UB student was arrested Thursday morning and charged with cyberstalking after he allegedly flew from Los Angeles to the Buffalo area to stalk a former UB course instructor. 

College of Arts and Sciences confirms hiring ‘pause’ for ‘limited number’ of positions

The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) will pause hiring for a “limited number” of Ph.D. lines and faculty positions, a CAS spokesperson confirmed shortly after a second protest against the planned staffing reductions. 

John Stutzman out as UB’s head wrestling coach

Wrestling head coach John Stutzman will not be returning for the 2024-25 season after 11 years leading the wrestling team, UB Athletics announced Thursday evening. 

Amanda Gorman discusses her writing process and inspirations in on-campus speech

UB softball suffers two defeats to Niagara in double header

Getting ready: the foundations of female friendships

“Girls take so long to get ready.” 

UB students speak to local high schoolers about being women in STEM

When freshman Kayleigh Reed was in high school, she was told “by no means” should she go to school for science.

The 411 Club: UB’s groundbreaking new editorial magazine

Students posed in front of the camera at the Center for the Arts (CFA) media room, taking photos in front of a white backdrop. Some decided to use the stool provided to them, while others used their own artistic interpretation to frame their picture.

Letter to the editor: The administration at the University at Buffalo is gutting the humanities

Editor's note: The following is a transcript of a speech given by a student in the Classics Department during a protest that took place on March 13. The speech is being published as a letter to the editor at the request of the student who delivered it. This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent.

Softball goes 1-1 in double header against Western Michigan

The Bulls (11-13, 3-2 MAC) won the first match in Sunday’s double header against the Western Michigan Broncos (11-14, 1-4 MAC) but lost the second game 1-0. 

Women’s basketball memorable playoff run cut short in MAC Championship game

Women’s basketball (19-13, 10-8 MAC) fell to Kent State (21-10, 13-5 MAC) 78-60 in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Championship game Saturday morning. The Bulls led at halftime by 4, but the second half saw Kent State go on an 11-0 run, which proved to be insurmountable. The Golden Flashes will represent the MAC in the NCAA tournament winning their sixth MAC Championship in program history. 

KhaBhuya! party sweeps SA elections with promises of experience, stability

In a resounding victory, KhaBhuya! party candidates won all three seats in this week’s Student Association (SA) executive board elections. 

Upset win over No. 1 Toledo sends women’s basketball to MAC championship game

After a crucial foul was called with just under 30 seconds left in overtime, the No. 4 Bulls (18-12, 10-8 MAC) were sent to the free-throw line for the 10th time in their semifinal game against the No. 1 Toledo Rockets (26-5, 17-1 MAC). With the season hanging in the balance, sophomore forward Hattie Ogden stepped forward and made a clutch free throw that prevented Toledo from mounting a comeback.

BDS protesters interrupt Crosby Hall reopening ceremony

As UB officials and speakers posed for a ribbon cutting at Thursday’s Crosby Hall reopening ceremony, two protesters walked to the front of the packed room with a letter in hand.