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As its contract with UB expires, Au Bon Pain (ABP) — located in Greiner Hall — will be closed and reopened as a new Bulls on the Run location in the fall.
Rising sophomore and engineering student Maria Eichas died on Burritt Road in Parma, NY, on June 2 at approximately 1 a.m., when 33-year-old Alexander Hackett crashed a Toyota Camry into the rear of Eichas’ Honda CRV. Both vehicles were traveling westbound.
Fourteen pro-Palestine protesters — including seven UB students — were arraigned in Amherst Town Court on Tuesday for various non-criminal violations, including loitering, trespassing and disorderly conduct related to the May 1 pro-Palestine rally held on UB’s North Campus.
Pro-Palestine protester Jazmine Frazier was arraigned on one count of resisting arrest, a misdemeanor, and one count of loitering, a violation, in Amherst Town Court last Wednesday, according to the Erie County District Attorney’s office.
Editor’s note: This letter remains in the condition in which it was sent. The list of signatures is as of May 25, 2024.
The 18-year-old UB student accused of encouraging violence against an on-campus pro-Israel rally earlier this month was arraigned on two charges in Amherst Town Court on Wednesday, according to the Erie County District Attorney’s Office.
In an asynchronous confidence referendum vote that concluded last Friday, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) faculty voted that they have confidence in the performance of CAS Dean Robin Schulze and no confidence in the performances of UB President Satish K. Tripathi and Provost A. Scott Weber.
“Symbiosis,” an art collection created by first- and second-year MFA students, is on display this month at downtown Buffalo’s Center for Exploratory and Perceptual Arts (CEPA) Gallery. The exhibit’s name, “Symbiosis,” alludes to artistic connection and collaboration.
The Faculty Senate unanimously voted last week to support the closure of the Nuclear Medicine Department in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
UB’s Student Association (SA) has de-recognized two sports teams — the men’s and women’s ice hockey clubs — as of May 1, according to leaders of the men’s hockey club, who received notice of their de-recognition via an email from SA President Becky Paul-Odionhin.
A “small” mercury spill was discovered on a walkway outside of Fronczak Hall on Monday, shutting down the building’s northeast entrance.
As the academic year comes to an end, The Spectrum would like to recognize its staff for all of the hard work, long hours, and professional-grade reporting that they contributed in 2023-24.
Since The Spectrum’s founding in 1950 as UB’s independent student news publication, thousands of students have come and gone. But a few things remain the same: there are still student journalists who dedicate themselves to reporting on this campus, and there are still community members who read The Spectrum and recognize the important role it plays.
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My story of how I joined The Spectrum isn’t exciting or funny or interesting. It changed my life anyway.
Hello, I’m Rachel. Unless you read my one eclipse article or my unserious quips in the Spec Recs, you didn’t read what I had to say, but if you subscribed to the newsletter, you definitely saw it.
When I arrived at UB, I hated it.
If you told me three years ago that I would be an editor at The Spectrum, I would not have believed you.
“I am not a journalist.”
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