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Are the Bills beginning to choke? The Buffalo Bills have been dominating the field and steadily progressing this football season. Kicking off with a 41-40 win against the Baltimore Ravens, the Bills were on a winning streak until week five, when they lost back-to-back games against the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons.
Last Friday in the Center For the Arts Gallery, Brock Clarke, author of the short story collection “Special Election,” appeared as a special guest. This event started off at 5:00 p.m. with free pizza, a salon conversation with the author and the two professors who were hosting the event.
UB women’s basketball (0-2, 0-0 MAC) matched up with the Kentucky Wild Cats (3-0, 0-0 SEC) on Sunday afternoon in UB’s home opener. The Bulls looked to add their first win of the season to their resume by beating the 24th ranked team in the nation. The Bulls were unable to do so, and lost 81-47.
Bulls men’s wrestling (0-1, 0-0 MAC) held their season-opening dual at Alumni Arena with the University of Pittsburgh (2-0, 0-0 ACC). The No. 21-ranked Panthers won 33-6.
Buffalo men's basketball (3-0, 0-0 MAC) followed up its home win on Saturday over the Green Bay Phoenix (1-2, 0-0 HLC) with an impressive road victory at DePaul (2-1, 0-0 Big East), defeating the Blue Demons 66-53 on Tuesday night at Wintrust Arena in Chicago.
The student-run queer space in Student Union 373 will remain open until Dec. 19, with a further extension no longer possible, according to the university.
A UB employee is facing new murder and arson charges for allegedly killing his girlfriend and their infant son, the Erie County District Attorney’s Office announced last week.
In a hidden but transformative corner of New York State’s prison system, professors from UB are helping incarcerated individuals discover something often denied to them — an education that empowers, enlightens and is meant to change lives.
Late October to early November always seems to be a confusing time of year. It's the end of the spooky season, one’s excitement for Halloween is replaced with a renewed vigor for the holidays and a salvation for bigger pants and good food. But between all this holiday cheer is a strange emptiness that fills the times.
Zodiaque Dance Company (ZDC) kicked off its 51st season with their Fall Concert this past weekend at UB Center for Arts in the Drama Theatre.
A wise woman once said, “TGIF”— Thank God it’s Friday. She then proceeded to sing an entire song about raging parties, accompanied by an iconic music video. Thank you, Katy Perry, for your service. But Friday nights look different for everyone, especially college students who juggle schoolwork, jobs and their own busy schedules. But when all is done, what can UB students do for fun?
Buffalo (1-0, 0-0 MAC) shook off some early jitters and a double-digit deficit to open their season with an 85-79 victory over the Southern Miss Golden Eagles (0-1, 0-0 SBC) in the Mid-American Conference (MAC)-Sun-Belt Conference (SBC) Challenge at Alumni Arena on Monday night.
Bulls football (5-4, 4-1 MAC) defeated the Bowling Green Falcons (3-6, 1-4 MAC) 28-3 on the road Saturday in Bowling Green, Ohio. In a defensive masterclass, graduate linebacker Red Murdock entered NCAA history after recording his 17th career forced fumble.
Last week, the famous horror YouTuber Mr. Nightmare released a video where people shared their creepiest experiences relating to the Apple airtag. One story was written by someone who claims to be a Buffalo suburb resident, and was tracked home from the Walden Galleria mall by an older man who made conversation with her. In the story, she also claims that her brother is a student here at UB.
Like any other city, Buffalo has some history that includes tragedy. Here are five examples that have occurred in both the far and recent past.
October is here, and with the season comes an embrace of the macabre, scary and the bizarre. To get in the mood for the Halloween season, why not welcome the fun little oddities that can be found in the area?
Halloween is in full effect, and The Spectrum is not gatekeeping their costumes this year — or from past years. We can’t guarantee you can make this work with only a day or two to spare, but you can definitely take some inspiration from us to get a head start on next year’s costumes.
There are no two things that go better together than movies and Halloween, some of the greatest genre defining movies to have come into the modern canon have gone on to make huge footprints in pop culture memory. Every year, around the spooky season when the weather gets colder, just before cabin fever locks us in for the winter, these iconic films come back around to get us back into the Halloween spirit.
This past Tuesday in Baldy 101, the Organization of Arab Students (OAS) held their first annual 7alaween, a new take on Halloween that combines traditional Arab dances with Halloween celebrations.
Everything has its cycles; rap music is no different. Over the past few years, sales in mainstream rap music have taken a dip, as artists struggle to strike gold on the Billboard charts. In 2023, rap music failed to chart a number one single on the Billboard Hot 100 until Doja Cat’s “Paint the Town Red,” while Lil Uzi Vert’s “Pink Tape” became the first album on the Billboard 200.
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