Bruce Jackson is "crazy" about Breaking Bad. The SUNY distinguished professor is teaching a graduate course this spring about the television show.
On Nov. 1, Paul A. Ciancia walked into the Los Angeles International Airport with an assault rifle and opened fire.
Liberal arts students who are worried about their job prospects after college can take a deep breath. On Wednesday at 4 p.m., the English Department is holding a special workshop on how to find a job for liberal arts students.
Students will no longer need to brave Buffalo's winter to board a UB Stampede bus. UB Parking and Transportation Services expects construction on its first heated bus shelter to finish by the time students return to campus in the spring semester.
Students looking to have fun between classes this Halloween won't need to look further than the Student Union. For the 14th straight year, Student Life will organize its annual "Haunted Union" for any student looking for a thrill.
Persian students on campus will once again have an opportunity to show the student body the beauty of their culture. This September, the Student Association recognized the Buffalo Iranian SA as a temporary club.
Editor's note: For the purpose of this article, the budget amounts include rollover funds from the previous year. The Student Association, which currently controls over $3.6 million, is responsible for the budgets of over 150 student clubs.
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama addressed the nation about the conflict in Syria. Though he mentioned "encouraging signs" of a diplomatic solution, Obama stressed the importance of keeping pressure on the Syrian government. As Congressional approval for the initial resolution seemed unlikely, the United States began working with Russian, French and United Nations (U.N.) officials on a diplomatic solution that would have Bashar al-Assad and his regime hand over or destroy their chemical weapons stockpile.
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