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The 3% tuition increases at SUNY and CUNY schools proposed by Gov. Kathy Hochul did not make it into a budget approved by the New York State Legislature on May 2, according to New York State Public Media.
Sophia Veffer was 11 years old when Nazi soldiers knocked on her front door. The agents took everything — her father’s business, her family’s furniture and heirlooms, even her piggy bank.
Music plays quietly in the background as members of It’s On Us club file into their weekly meeting. Students talk among themselves as they grab a slice of pizza and claim their seats at the circle of chairs in the center of the room.
Leale didn’t begin rapping with the intention of selling out stadiums, or getting big record deals, or getting millions of downloads.
Antisemetic, anti-trans and white supremacist propaganda have appeared at multiple locations around UB’s North Campus in recent weeks.
UB seniors sit at tables in the Student Union lobby and decorate their caps for graduation. Stencils, glitter, paint, gems, flowers and cotton balls are scattered across the tables as students decorate meticulously while chatting excitedly with friends.
It has been almost a year since the May 14 shooting that killed 10 people at a Tops on Buffalo’s East Side.
Buffalo painter AJ Fries, known for his hyper-realistic paintings and bold personality, isn’t afraid of criticism.
Happy “Star Wars Day!” May the Fourth be with you. Let’s celebrate by ranking the best films from a galaxy far, far away…
Spring is upon us, and with that warm weather comes the annual bombardment of advertisements demanding that we update our wardrobes.
Orange Dog Club, the Buffalo-based musical project of UB student Tim Turner, visited The Spectrum’s newsroom last week for an intimate performance of stripped-down, guitar-driven indie rock.
When I walk into a classroom at UB, I know what to expect.
As another year of UB athletics wraps up, there are plenty of moments and milestones that stand out across all sports. From football’s bowl win and the women’s soccer team’s success in the fall to the dominance of track and field this spring, the 2022-23 year has been eventful from start to finish.
UB’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” created on-stage magic, no fairy godmothers necessary. The show’s larger than life characters were matched by equally extravagant costumes, props and scenery at six shows this past weekend.
Fleeing out of dorm room 223, Olivia’s feet can’t keep up with her brain. Her phone slips out of her sweaty palms as she struggles to dial her roommate’s number. The date Saturday, March 5, hastily appears on her screen. As Olivia exits the building, her mind is in a daze. Vivid images of the night fill her head. The only thing forcing her back to reality is the whoosh of cold air that smacks her face. Her body is shivering. The sole fabric covering it, a sheer white lace dress. She questions the promises made the night before.
The $265.75 per full-time undergraduate student athletic fee is used by UB to fund scholarships for 500 student-athletes, among other stated uses, according to UB’s website.
UB’s first football season in 1894 was rough. The university went 0-2, even losing a game against a high school team.
Dancer’s Workshop, an entirely student-produced dance showcase, debuts May 12 at UB’s Katherine Cornell Theater.
UB softball (12-35, 6-17 MAC) dropped two of three games over the weekend against the Northern Illinois (NIU) Huskies (24-24, 13-12 MAC). UB split two games of a Saturday doubleheader then lost the series finale — the final home game of the season — 2-6 on Sunday afternoon.
UB wide receiver Justin Marshall signed as an undrafted free agent with the Atlanta Falcons after the seven-round NFL draft concluded on April 29.
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