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For the past week or two, TikTok has been buzzing about men and their inability to stop thinking about the Roman Empire. People have asked, “Do all men think about the Roman Empire that often?” and “Who made this nonsense up?”
The UB Student Association (SA) abruptly canceled this year’s Fall Fest concert Tuesday afternoon.
As a lifelong Bills fan, my love of football was instilled at a young age. I’ve always spent my autumn months attending and watching football games.
Grand jury documents containing the names of those involved in the fatal on-campus stabbing of Tyler Lewis will remain sealed, a State Supreme Court judge ruled Thursday.
This past weekend, Mid-American Conference (MAC) play began for the UB women’s volleyball team (12-2, 2-0 MAC) as it traveled to Kent State and beat down the Golden Flashes (4-9, 0-2 MAC) twice in two matches.
Following Thursday’s victory at Akron (2-7, 0-2 MAC), UB (4-2-3, 1-1 MAC) lost 0-1 to the Ohio Bobcats (3-4-2, 1-1 MAC) on Sunday afternoon.
The UB football team fell to 0-4 for the first time since 2005 after losing 45-38 to the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns on Saturday night at Cajun Field.
Twenty-eight candidates from five different parties are competing for 12 seats in the Student Association (SA) Senate, making this year’s round of senate elections the most hotly contested in years.
The Erie County District Attorney’s Office won’t oppose a motion from the family of Tyler Lewis to unseal the names of those involved in Lewis’ death by stabbing, a spokesperson for the DA’s office said.
A blue fridge, painted with fruits and “Free Food For All” in bright white letters, sits in front of the Doris Records studio at 286 East Ferry St.
Jon Jones is one of the most accomplished fighters in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Notorious for his unorthodox fighting style, he became the youngest Champ in UFC history and has earned his way into the UFC Hall of Fame.
When a woman posts about her experiences with domestic violence, harrassment or sexual assault — or simply vents about the prevalence of violence against women — there’s a high chance the comments or replies will look like this:
It took just nine months to bring Surge Dance Company from a joke to a grand opening.
Mitski Miyawaki has been a staple of indie rock since the release of her 2016 album, “Puberty 2.” Over the years, Mitski’s music has been an anthem for mid-twenty-somethings experiencing some of life’s most strenuous challenges — depression, heartbreak and substance use.
Two actors sit on the floor of the Center for the Arts’ B-83 rehearsal space, running through their lines. Music that sounds like it belongs in an amusement park invades the space from the dance studio across the hall. The rehearsal process has been full of firsts, but the cast of “Gruesome Playground Injuries,” a part of UB’s student-directed series (SDS) of plays, is gearing up to make you laugh — and cry.
For years, UB students have harbored an intense aversion to entering Lake LaSalle without the protection of a kayak’s hull. When some brave soul takes the plunge into LaSalle’s murky waters, the reactions are fearful:
You don’t have to know how to make filet mignon on your college dorm bed to start cooking for yourself.
Nathalie Joachim wanted to play a game with her audience.
There are two paintings of Snoopy. The first depicts him admiring the sky from the top of his shed with a glossy, pristine finish. The second depicts a messy portrait, with prominent brush strokes blending almost every color into each other.
UB has become a top school nationwide for economic diversity among students, according to a New York Times index released last week.
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