Bullies are the least of their problems. Polymicrogyria. Noonan Syndrome. Cystic Fibrosis. These are a few of the daily struggles the Starlight children face. The Starlight Children's Foundation has brought much light and excitement to many sick and disabled kids.
Professor Frank C. Zagare has never taken an official course in education. However, he has become a distinguished professor at UB. "One thing led to another and here I am," said Frank C.
With internationally known artists guiding members, one club at UB strives to spread its passion and knowledge for art to students of all academic fields. The Student Visual Arts Organization (SVAO) is a Student Association club dedicated to prompting the arts outside the classroom.
On Thanksgiving 2011, Sarah Carroll spent her day in the emergency room after her vision disappeared because of a virus that spread to her eyes.
Stay-Up UB is dancing to improve children's health. For the past three years, UB has hosted a fundraising event to raise money for kids with cancer.
Space lovers' dreams will be fulfilled in Buffalo this November. Soon, NASA employees will be walking around UB. Every year the national club, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS), hosts a conference titled SpaceVision.
Save the Boobies. Wine Rack. Perky Posies. Screw Cancer. These are only a few of the names of the bras making a statement in the Center for the Arts. Each year, UB staff and members of the community design brassieres to be displayed in the CFA from Sept.
Lifting weights and running on the treadmill becomes tedious. Costly memberships to off-campus gyms do not fit well with a college student's budget. That's why many UB students are turning to Zumba. Amy Newsome, the assistant director for aerobics and indoor cycling, directs recreational fitness on campus.
The School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, the only pharmacy school in the SUNY system, has moved to South Campus. The new building is named in honor of John N.
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