Palestinian poet, Mosab Abu Toha, spoke at SUNY BDS’s (Boycott Divestment and Sanctions) first state-wide launch event last week, which included a screening by UB's chapter at Crosby Hall.
In response to the systemic problem of food apartheid, UB groups and organizations developed community-based initiatives to support marginalized communities.
The policy wonk turned author of “The Sum of Us” discussed how racism harms everyone, optimism and the 2024 election.
Women engineers discuss how they navigate the male-dominated field at UB through community.
One of the four teams UB sent to regionals received a bid to the Opening Round Championship Series, beating teams from Cornell and the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Motivated by personal experience and tragedy, Amrith Mariappan founded a National Marrow Donor Program chapter at UB.
With International Fiesta just around the corner, UB students find joy in their clubs’ tight-knit communities to push through the last late-night rehearsals, befitting the fiesta’s theme of “harmony.”
This Valentine’s Day, grab a couple of friends, a bag of microwave popcorn and a bottle of wine, and binge a couple of the best rom-coms ever made, courtesy of The Spectrum.
White and the rest of the string group she co-founded, the Harlem Quartet, won the Best Classical Compendium award for their latest album, “Passion For Bach And Coltrane.”
What if no one had to DD? What if no Ubers had to be called? What if there was a way to hit some of the best college bars in Buffalo without entering a single car? Lucky for you, there is! The Spectrum presents… the NFTA bar crawl.
On Saturday, East and Southeast Asian communities around the world ushered in the Year of the Dragon by holding family gatherings, parades, ceremonies and other festivities, which will last for up to 15 days. Many UB students will be ringing in the Lunar New Year without their beloved traditions.
Lindsay Hahn has published research on character morality in arguably the most widespread and highly advertised media company ever: Disney.
Having lived in Buffalo for my whole conscious life, I've tried most of the trails in the area, so I know which ones are worth it.
Most people don’t even know it’s there. The KCT serves as a creative outpost, an incubator for new ideas squirreled away within the winding hallways of Ellicott. The theater, like its namesake, is a hidden gem.
In each edition of Culture Perspectives, The Spectrum will ask UB students seven questions that survey their observations, opinions and beliefs to help us understand our cultural climate. We’ll ask questions about the media students are consuming, where they stand with their own generation and more. One question will always tackle a hot topic in our culture — whether local, national or global.
While not quite as convenient as an Uber, students who spoke to The Spectrum said the NFTA was (at least relatively) reliable.
Some of UB’s biggest and strongest students took to the stage of the SU theater earlier this semester to participate in the first ever on-campus bodybuilding competition. The event was organized by UB’s newly formed Strength and Power Club, a student group dedicated to strength-training, bodybuilding and overall physical fitness.
The Spectrum sat down with Farahany and Thompson before their talk to discuss how people in power are preparing for AI and whether the world is ready for it.
UB educates thousands of international students from 101 countries across six continents.
UB offers several free services on campus, like tutoring, chiropractic care, fitness classes and meditation groups.
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