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At UB, Norton scored 137 goals, 55 assists and 192 points in just 61 regular season games. She is widely considered to be the best player in program history.
Former UB women's club hockey star and current Buffalo Beauts forward Maddie Norton winds up for a slapshot.
Senior dance Major Katherine Tomney taking Kerry Ring’s ballet class over Zoom in her home.
Sophomore dance major Kelsey Wegman practices her craft alone in her own studio.
Album cover of Making a Door Less Open, Car Seat Headrest’s latest album. "Making a Door Less Open" sits in the shadow of the band’s previous work.
UB strength and conditioning coach Matt Gildersleeve has been at the forefront of the fight to raise money for service workers impacted by COVID-19.
Twins Quillen and Jaillen Howze verbally committed to the UB football team early Wednesday.
Incoming students say they’re concerned about potential remote instruction in the fall because they think it may impact their college experience.
We caught up with Louisville rapper Jack Harlow, despite his cancelled Buffalo tour date, to chat “WHAT’S POPPIN” and how he’s handling the pandemic.
UB women's basketball players huddle up near mid-court during a game last season.
Former UB left guard Tomas Jack-Kurdyla was selected fourth overall in the 2020 CFL Draft. Jack-Kurdyla attributed to UB's ranking with 3,256 yards during his last season.
UB will begin processing direct-deposit fee refunds on the week of May 4 and students will see refunds within two business days, according to a Thursday email from Student Accounts.
During a Thursday meeting, UB researchers stressed the importance of social-distancing long after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s earliest recommended date of May 15, to avoid overloading New York’s healthcare workers. They also discussed how to enforce compliance with local and state regulations among community members and businesses.
UB Police said that students who don't abide by COVID-19 guidelines "will be subject to disciplinary actions."
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