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In what could have been a “get right” game for the UB football team, after last week’s loss at Wisconsin, the Bulls dropped to 0-2 for the second straight season. Almost identically to the 2022 home opener against Holy Cross, UB once again fell to an FCS school in their first home game of 2023, this time losing to Fordham (2-1), 40-37 on Saturday night at UB Stadium.
When I joined The Spectrum’s editorial staff as a perky, well-rested freshman, there was nothing I wanted to see more than the return of our weekly print issues.
Amanda Gorman, the first-ever National Youth Poet Laureate of the U.S. and Amy Schneider, the most successful woman on “Jeopardy!,” are among the guests slated to speak at UB as a part of the 2023-24 Distinguished Speakers Series.
University administrators are responding to public criticism from an anonymous group of Campus Living paraprofessionals calling themselves “enFOCUS,” who disparaged UB for its treatment of its resident advisors, community assistants and academic assistants.
Despite earning recognition in his field, winning a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship and dedicating years of his life to his work, Eduardo Mercado III, isn’t particularly fond of researching whale songs.
Full-time resident undergraduate students paid a total of $5,390.75 before meal plans, housing or insurance this semester, according to UB’s website.
The fraternity Sigma Pi, its former UB chapter and three fraternity members will pay $665,000 to the family of Sebastian Serafin-Bazan to settle a lawsuit over the freshman’s 2019 death after alleged hazing.
The UB Bikeshare program’s 50 bicycles aren’t enough to meet rising demand, officials say, and early talks are underway to add to the fleet.
There’s nothing quite like the fresh slate of a new semester — especially in our eclectic, immensely prideful city of Buffalo.
Growing up, I grew accustomed to a full house with family dinners every night. I’m a middle child, sandwiched between two sisters, whom my mom referred to as my built-in best friends. The three of us were always going someplace or doing something together.
There’s nothing wrong with listening to music in the privacy of our headphones and bedrooms, but there’s something cathartic about experiencing music live, surrounded by other screaming fans.
The time saved by the automated License Plate Recognition (LPR) parking enforcement system that UB implemented this semester will be used for motorist assistance rather than increased parking enforcement, the director of UB Parking and Transportation says.
After 19 years UB is ending its vendor contract with Pepsi and switching to Coca-Cola products.
With new music dropping every Friday, it’s a challenge to figure out what’s worth a listen and which tunes are better off drowned out.
For the second straight season, the UB football team (0-1) will play its home opener against an FCS opponent.
Women’s soccer was crowned Mid-American Conference (MAC) champions last fall for the second time in program history — and they already appear poised to repeat that success this season.
Women's volleyball competed in the Buffalo Invite tournament this weekend, going 3-0 against DePaul (2-3), Montana (1-4), and Binghamton (3-3) to improve to 6-0 and continue their promising start to their season.
The UB football team knew what it was walking into Saturday afternoon in Madison, Wisconsin. Oddsmakers had the Bulls as 28-point underdogs against the new-look Wisconsin Badgers in their season opener.
Editor’s note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent.
In an updated federal lawsuit, the UB chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) is suing the UB Student Association (SA) and three UB administrators. The conservative student club is taking legal action in response to SA policies that allegedly infringed on YAF’s constitutional rights to free speech and association.
Solutions by The State News
