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The Bulls went to work in the Alumni Arena Natatorium this past week in the four-day Mid-American Conference (MAC) swim & dive championships, securing fourth place overall. UB finished out the weekend with 12 swims that broke athlete’s personal best times and 15 swims that broke athlete’s season best times.
Nineteen candidates are in the race for five positions on the undergraduate Student Association (SA)’s e-board for the 2025-26 academic year. Except for three candidates, all will run under a party banner.
24-year-old UB student Sujiewan Satgunaraja was arrested last Thursday, Feb. 18, for forcibly touching two female shoppers at a Walmart, according to a press release Amherst Police issued yesterday afternoon.
A cheering crowd, stomping feet, clapping hands and friends screaming your name as you make your way down the runway — this was the energy given to the models and designers of the “Black Explosion” fashion show, held downtown on Saturday, Feb. 22, by the Black Student Union (BSU).
Did you know that South Africa has 12 official languages? And did you know that there’s a restaurant 10 minutes from University at Buffalo’s South Campus serving flavorful, authentic African cuisine?
After practices with the UB women’s basketball team, Becky Burke avoids unnecessary trips and rushes home to be able to spend a few extra hours with her wife and her son, who was born almost a year ago.
“Wannabe – A Spice Girls Tribute,” “Simply the Best – A Tribute to Tina Turner,” and “Mr. Brightside – The Ultimate Killers Experience” are all acts that have recently been booked across noteworthy music venues across Buffalo like Iron Works, The Riviera Theater and Electric City.
On Feb. 22, over 80 members of the Buffalo Chips took the stage in Slee Hall to commemorate 30 years since the founding of the lower voices a cappella group. The event was held both in celebration of three decades worth of their activities and to honor the memory of Erich Kraus, one of the early members of the group.
Jammed hallways, slippery floors and occasional coughs — this is UB’s ASMR for the winter.
As regular season play begins to wind down, the men’s and women’s basketball teams find themselves on contrasting paths. While both squads entered the year with hopes of improvement, the women’s side has had one of their most impressive regular season performances, whereas the men’s squad appear to still be reeling from last year’s problems.
After securing a hard-fought win against Kent State (16-10, 8-5 MAC) on Wednesday, women’s basketball (21-4, 10-3 MAC) continued their winning ways on Saturday by defeating the Miami (OH) RedHawks (16-9, 8-6 MAC) with a score of 68-54, building momentum ahead of the MAC tournament next month.
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Coming off a road victory against the Ohio University Bobcats (4–18, 2–9 MAC), the UB Bulls (21–4, 10–3 MAC) pulled off a big win on Wednesday night against the Kent State Golden Flashes (16–10, 8–5 MAC), with a final score of 76–70.
In 2022, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) published its eighth Standards of Care. With an unprecedented number of individuals seeking gender-affirming care over the past decade, the Standards of Care is a clinical guidance for professionals across the world. With 18 chapters and 97 co-authors from all over the world, two chapters were co-written by a psychologist here in Buffalo who has worked with transgender and intersex clients for the past five decades: Dr. Tom Mazur.
On Feb. 15, the undergraduate Student Association (SA) hosted International Fiesta (IF), an annual dance competition that allows culturally diverse student groups to celebrate their heritage. This year, hundreds of passionate performers flooded Center for the Arts’ main stage to proudly represent their origin.
The UB Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) hockey team (5-2-1) went 2-0 over this past weekend, starting with a hard fought shootout win over the Binghamton Bearcats AAU - D1 (12-5-2) on Valentine’s day. Buffalo then followed up with a 6-3 win over St. Bonaventure (11-6-1) on Saturday to cap off the weekend.
You only get one first impression, and in the world of theater, making it a memorable one is a priority. A senior music theatre major, Sophia Vessecchia, did exactly that when she directed the play “Ernest and the Pale Moon” last Friday.
As an athlete, it’s rare to find one or two good coaches in our lives, but once we do, it’s more than a reward, it’s life-changing. When a player is trying to develop their skills in a sport, they depend on the coach's expertise and input to be the best version of themselves. Even at the highest levels of sports, we see players still needing that coaching support because without it, players will never achieve their full potential.
On Thursday night, Buffalo RiverWorks was filled with fans excited to watch the second game of Queen City Roller Derby’s 2025 season. The matchup between the Alley Kats and the Saucies featured current and former UB students as players and match officials, with plenty of students in the crowd on “College ID Night.”
Following an away-game win over Northern Illinois (5-20, 1-11 MAC) last Tuesday, the Bulls (8-17, 3-9 MAC) were defeated 63-59 by the Bowling Green Falcons in their return to home conference play on Saturday afternoon.
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