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Softball (3-10) traveled to Norfolk, Virginia this weekend for the team’s third invitational of the 2023 season. The Bulls won two out of five games and sit at 3-10 on the season.
Attendees of the Black Student Union’s 54th annual Black Explosion were dressed to impress in sequin dresses, tuxedos and tulle dresses.
UB Box Office’s third-party vendor, AudienceView, reported a data breach Wednesday that may have jeopardized the personal information of 292 customers.
Women’s basketball (9-15, 4-11 MAC) dropped another close game at Eastern Michigan (14-12, 6-9 MAC) Thursday. The Bulls mounted a fourth-quarter comeback, but the late splurge was not enough and UB fell to the Eagles 61-57.
UB’s international clubs and cultural organizations will take the stage this Saturday for International Fiesta, an annual dance competition held at the Center for the Arts. The event, sponsored by the Student Association and UB’s International Council, will showcase the talents and cultures of the university community.
Isabella Asmus was having fun at Club Marcella the night of Saturday, Feb. 11.
Kiara Johnson limps onto the basketball court in Alumni Arena, having recently gotten out of her walking boot following an achilles injury. Her day starts at 7 a.m.
Which discipline would you trust to rebuild civilization in a post-apocalyptic world?
Sonja Ta’shale Jackson was determined to get her bachelor’s degree.
Zetti’s Pizza and Pasta, located at the corner of Flint and Maple Road across the street from North Campus, owes more than $112,000 in sales tax revenue, according to the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. The restaurant was seized by the state last Thursday, Feb. 16, for nonpayment of taxes.
After contentious discussions during the senate meeting on Monday, the Student Association Senate failed to pass a resolution that would increase the number of signatures needed to appear on the ballot as a candidate for an executive board office position from 100 to 200.
Basak Akbas spent hours looking at the devastating pictures from the earthquake in Turkey. She felt hopeless and defeated because she was so far away from home.
Sherrilyn Ifill, the former president and direct-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund spoke at UB last Thursday as the 47th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration keynote speaker.
University Facilities is working to repair water damage in the Student Union after a student posted pictures of the damage on UB’s Reddit page.
Student Union 330 is filled with smells of warm pizza and students chattering with excitement. On stage, two UB improv club members are warming up for the show, shaking their limbs and trilling their lips. As students gather around the table in the back to grab free pizza, a club member makes their way around the room, strumming a guitar and singing.
Murals cover Buffalo Arts Studio’s walls, and sculptures fill its display rooms. Studios branch off the hallways, offering glimpses into resident artists’ minds.
UB’s Center for Information Integrity addressed biases in and misconceptions surrounding artificial intelligence systems at a panel discussion on Feb. 18.
It’s 8 a.m. and my roommate wakes me up with a gentle knock on my door.
The Buffalo Chips have been around for longer than most UB students have been alive.
In 1970, UB entered uncharted territory by hiring Ed Wright, the first Black head coach in NCAA hockey history.
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