Jeremy Ferris, a senior political science major, washed down an unprescribed 20 milligram extended-release Adderall with a swig of AMP energy drink. His French 104 exam was the next day, April 12, and hehadn't started studying yet. "I don't need [Adderall] to study," Ferris said.
Davis Hall, a building that houses the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, opened its doors to students for the first time last May.
Harrison Kim, a senior business major, has been making his own money since he was 14 years old.
Melissa Kathan, a freshman accounting major, has been elected as the new Student Association Assembly speaker. All but two of the approximately 30 Assembly members in attendance voted for Kathan on Wednesday night, according to current Assembly Speaker Steven Jackson. Jackson conducted the election.
Student Association presidential candidate Carson Ciggia is questioning the motives for and approach to incorporating SA. At a town-hall style information meeting in Norton Hall on Monday at 9 p.m., SA President Travis Nemmer pushed those who attended to encourage other students to vote in favor of incorporation.
UB's Student Association is closer to becoming a not-for-profit organization following Wednesday night's Assembly meeting. Although the Assembly accepted SA President Travis Nemmer's motion to "support the SA in its continuing processes to reform itself as a not-for-profit corporation" with overwhelming support (20-1-4), the proposal was met with some criticism. Carson Ciggia, SA presidential candidate of the Forward Party, and his running mate, Christian Andzel, have questions regarding the proposal that would incorporate SA. "[Students] have no idea what this is," Andzel said.
Dr. Eva Zurek knew she was destined to be a star. She wanted to study acting at Canada's University of Calgary despite her parent's disapproval.
A lot of people have nightmares. You wake up relieved it was just a dream, take a deep breath and then forget about it.
UB's School of Management is ranked low when compared to overall MBA programs. But that didn't stop four business students from taking first place in a consulting case competition early this month. The University at Pittsburgh's Joseph M.
In 2008, Piyush Bareria, a UB graduate student, proposed UB should provide a different kind of cooking class - specifically one in which students can express their individual cultures and personalities through their cooking. The Wellness Education Services agreed, funded the idea and the cultural cooking workshop was born. The workshop, held at South Lake Village community center, allows any participating student to lead a class and cook food that represents his or her background.
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