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No. 4 UB women’s basketball (18-12, 10-8 MAC) will face the reigning Mid-American Conference (MAC) champions, No. 1 Toledo (26-4, 17-1 MAC), in the MAC semifinal on Friday at 10 a.m.
Approximately 40 students staged a sit-down protest Wednesday afternoon in an Academic Center classroom in the Classics Department in response to rumors that the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) plans to gut funding for the department.
The undergraduate Student Association (SA) has booked two artists and is seeking a third to perform at this year’s Spring Fest, which will be held on May 4, SA President Becky Paul-Odionhin announced at a town hall-style meeting last week.
Stephen Santa-Ramirez is not undocumented, but the experience of undocumented Americans is not new to him. Growing up, the UB higher education professor watched his stepfather face the challenges of living under the radar.
For most college students, caffeine is integral to survival — unless you rely on pure willpower.
After a competitive week-long election to fill the Residence Hall Association (RHA)’s five executive positions, RHA leaders announced the results at Monday night’s Senate meeting in Greiner Hall.
As award season continues on, many people have their eyes on formal wear — including me. I am obsessed with formal wear. I keep up with the red carpet more than I do the movies. I don’t care about who wins what Oscar, but I do care about who was dressed the best. When I was a kid, I would talk about what beautiful dresses I would wear if I were on those red carpets. I still play the game.
Spring break is fast approaching at UB, and that means the men’s and women’s March Madness tournaments are right around the corner.
At the Hail Southern Classic on Friday, fifth-year pitcher Alexis Lucyshyn etched herself into the UB softball record books.
After a difficult freshman season, Zahra Amos went back home to Perth, Australia for the summer to reset.
Muslim students at UB will join millions around the world in observing the first night of Ramadan Monday.
UB Athletics closed out 2023 with a $577,000 deficit after spending $40,433,875 in operating expenses and generating $39,856,875 in total revenue, according to documents obtained by The Spectrum through a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request.
The words, “I’ve seen you locked up at the D-II level,” rattle through Rana Elhusseini’s brain before every game.
We are less than one month away from the eclipse of a lifetime. Here are some things to do around Buffalo to make April 8 a day you’ll always remember:
Quiet contemplation fills the room as visitors study the paintings, prose and poetry on the walls made in homage to the humanity of the people who lost their lives during the May 14 Tops shooting and the difficult healing that the people who survive them endure.
The Royal Pitches have no lack of talent. Their voices demand attention, captivating the entire audience and shining brightly in a lackluster lecture hall — all without a microphone.
With a more healed version of her 2019 record-breaking album, “thank u next,” Ariana Grande’s latest album, “eternal sunshine,” takes listeners on a journey of heartbreak and self-love.
If you’re anything like me, you’re ready for the end of another long, Buffalo winter and eagerly the opportunity to bask in some warm outdoor air.
Whirling colors and rhythmic movement took to the UB Drama Theatre Stage from Feb. 29 to March 2 as the Zodiaque Dance Company put on its 49th annual spring performance.
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