Inside Katie Krohn’s ‘breakout year’
(10/25/23 7:41pm)
Katie Krohn’s backpack is always full. In it, she carries an old soccer magazine, a notebook full of soccer drills and notes, and training cones.
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Former Bull Jeenathan Williams signs two-way deal with Houston Rockets
(10/25/23 2:40am)
On Monday, former University at Buffalo men’s basketball forward Jeenathan Williams’ contract with the Houston Rockets was converted to a two-way deal. Williams will now play for both the Houston Rockets and its G-League affiliate, the Rio Grande Valley Vipers. CBS Sports announced the move.
Women’s soccer sits in last MAC Tournament spot with one regular season game to play
(10/24/23 7:01pm)
UB women’s soccer (7-4-6, 4-3-3) went 1-1 last week, beating Toledo (7-8-2, 4-5-1 MAC) at home 3-0 and losing to Western Michigan (11-3-3, 7-0-3 MAC) 4-1 on Saturday. With one game to play in the regular season, UB sits at No. 6 in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) standings, ahead of Toledo and Ohio (5-7-5, 3-4-3). The top six teams make the MAC Tournament, leaving the defending MAC champion Bulls on the edge of postseason contention with one game, against Kent State (9-6-2, 6-4 MAC), left in the season.
Volleyball makes history against Ball State
(10/23/23 11:18pm)
UB women’s volleyball (19-4, 9-2 MAC) defeated Ball State (12-10, 9-2 MAC) in back-to-back games this past Friday and Saturday. The games marked the Bulls’ second and third victories against Ball State in program history.
Football defeats MAC rival Kent State, 24-6
(10/21/23 11:57pm)
The UB football team (3-5, 3-1 MAC) defeated the Kent State Golden Flashes (1-6, 0-3 MAC) 24-6. It was the first victory for the Bulls at Dix Stadium since 2017. The Bulls defense looked dominant, allowing only 164 yards.
A conversation with Amy Schneider
(10/20/23 3:35am)
In 2021, Amy Schneider was a software manager in Oakland, California.
Hundreds of protestors join ‘March for Gaza’ on campus
(10/20/23 2:47am)
Over 300 demonstrators marched the perimeter of UB's North Campus academic spine Thursday afternoon in protest of Israel’s attacks on Gaza in the Israel-Hamas war, and what the UN calls apartheid conditions in Palestine.
From Buffalo to Baghdad: A decade of conflict through Daniel Britt’s lens
(10/20/23 1:29am)
Not many people get a twinkle in their eye when they retell the story of their own mock execution, but Daniel Britt does.
Spectrum recommends: How to have fall fun before the first snow
(10/20/23 12:48am)
Bright orange leaves, flannel shirts, seasonal depression and pumpkin spice: everyone’s second favorite season is here, and there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy it in Western New York.
We need to judge ourselves less
(10/20/23 1:09am)
What are traits you love about yourself that are integral to your character? Are you sincere? Compassionate? Resilient? Sensitive? Open-minded? Frank?
UB Athletics confirms it couldn’t provide Alumni Arena for Fall Fest booking
(10/18/23 11:01pm)
UB Athletics did not provide the Student Association (SA) with any dates to book Alumni Arena for Fall Fest, a UB spokesperson confirmed.
Campus Living parapro dialogues led to Narcan distribution, but no policy changes
(10/18/23 10:23pm)
Campus Living distributed Narcan (naloxone) kits to residential staff after holding dialogues with residential life paraprofessionals.
UB student runs home hairstyling business
(10/18/23 9:50pm)
Most UB students spend their evenings studying or going out with friends. Aicha Niang spends that time running her hairstyling business.
Why I’m not buying the iPhone 15
(10/18/23 9:25pm)
Apple has released 38 models of iPhones since 2007, including its newest line of iPhone 15 models.
More than ‘just a football player’: Max Michel’s impact off the gridiron
(10/18/23 9:17pm)
Max Michel can vividly remember an experience he had years ago outside of a Pizza Hut in his hometown of Elizabeth, New Jersey.
I can’t understand my ‘mother tongue’
(10/18/23 9:09pm)
Walking down the stairs into the kitchen, the smell of plantains and the beginning of a new dish fills the air and will last for hours. My dad has the windows open so that my mother doesn’t comment about the smell when she comes home from work.
Jeff Iovanonne will preserve LGBTQ+ history — no matter what cult tries to stop him
(10/18/23 8:57pm)
Historic preservationist Jeff Iovannone discussed conserving LGBTQ+ spaces in Western New York as a part of the UB Gender Institute’s Signature Lecture series on Oct. 12.
Taylormania is everywhere — even in your food
(10/18/23 8:44pm)
Taylormania is like a highly infectious disease. Granted, it is a colorful, fun-loving disease characterized by friendship bracelets and catchy pop anthems. But nonetheless, its virality is undeniable. It’s everywhere — even in your food!
Israel, Palestine protests collide on campus
(10/17/23 7:14am)
A march in support of Israel and a counter-protest in support of Palestine met on UB’s academic spine Monday afternoon, as tensions escalated on campus surrounding the Israel-Hamas war.
Tripathi delivers 12th Annual State of the University Address
(10/16/23 10:13pm)
UB President Satish Tripathi delivered his 12th annual State of the University Address Friday morning in Slee Hall. Tripathi touted UB’s fundraising efforts, acknowledged the challenges of artificial intelligence and discussed his long-term goals.
