Daniel Lampke, a Level 2 sex offender, calls into question the way judges decide sex offenders’ levels and the trickle down effect of that label, especially in the university setting. Despite the good intentions of the law, the label has ruined a young man’s life.
Moments matter – the ones we take to relax, the ones we’ll treasure forever or, as a reporter, the ones we’ll collect and write stories about.
Tripathi sat down with The Spectrum to talk about big UB topics.
The media is writing about race issues. The Spectrum is writing about race issues.
It’s been said, but certainly not enough: It’s hard out there for a college journalist. Buffalo State's student government froze funding to its student newspaper because it didn't like the publication's April Fools' Day edition.
Bingo Players will headline the Student Association’s first ever “Electric Tundra” concert on April 17. The EDM (electric dance music) concert will also host 3LAU and DNNYD.
It’s not too often you’ll find me pounding down a McDonald’s Big Mac, five chicken nuggets, a cheeseburger and two small fries in one sitting.
John Oliver came to UB Wednesday, speaking before a packed Alumni Arena, poking fun of American foibles and Buffalo's crazy snowstrom, which postponed his original performance date.
Spectrum File Photo Over the past few days, I?ve grown accustomed to hearing my dad?s footsteps on my roof. I got used to having my ears attuned, listening for his distinct whistle, a piercing noise we agreed would signal an emergency.
A man in Lancaster struggles to clear his driveway of the more than 60 inches of snow the Buffalo suburb recieved through Wedneday.
Last August, UB students received an email with Daniel Lampke’s photo and description. The reason? Daniel is a Level 2 sex offender and was taking classes at UB. The Spectrum's former editor in chief Sara DiNatale examined the struggles Lampke, now a former student, faced as a Level 2 sex offender and how New York State determines the levels of sex offenders.
Tedroy Lynch, a graduated Bull, competes in a defensive drill, taking down tackle dummies.
Fourteen local football players - including 12 Buffalo players - gather in the Ralph Wilson Fieldhouse to try and impress NFL scouts at this year’s Pro Day.
Lee Skinner, a former Bulls linebacker, gets ready to do as many bench presses as he can in front of the at least eight scouts who showed up Thursday's Pro Day.
Adam Redden finished the event with 17 bench press reps at 225 pounds, a 37-inch vertical leap and ran an unofficial time of 4.58 in the 40-yard dash.
Lee Skinner completed 29 reps during Thursday's Pro Day.
Lee Skinner competes in the 40-yard dash at Thursday's Pro Day in Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Tedroy Lynch, a graduated Bull, competes in a defensive drill, taking down tackle dummies.
Kristjan Sokoli, a defensive lineman, recorded a 38-inch vertical leap during Tuesday’s Pro Day.
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