Thanks to funds from the State University of New York’s new rational tuition program, Buffalo State is in the process of hiring more full-time faculty members.   The rational tuition program is a set of five-year tuition increases meant to raise available funds for SUNY schools and prevent random, […]

  Campus West, which was built in the 1960s, is being renovated to temporarily house several departments and offices affected by the renovations on campus.   The building was leased by the City of Buffalo and was a regular K-8 school where teaching assistants were able to observe classes. The […]

  President Aaron Podolefsky announced during the State of the College address last month that the college would be admitting all qualified students through the Say Yes to Education program starting with the fall 2013 semester.   Say Yes to Education Buffalo, which was launched in December 2011, became the […]

  While many students have heard of studying abroad and student exchange programs, they fail to seek out opportunities because they don’t think they can afford the luxury opportunities or learn a foreign language.   However, several resources exist on campus where students can learn how to take part in […]

  While the construction on Elmwood Avenue in front of Buffalo State may be a hassle for students trying to get to class, the end result will allow students who walk or ride their bikes easier access to the school.   The construction, which is a City of Buffalo project, […]

  Buffalo State has joined forces with the University at Buffalo in a team effort to save money. The SUNY Shared Service Alliance is a program developed to improve efficiency and expand resources within the SUNY system by sharing administrative services among SUNY schools.   The SUNY Shared Service Alliance […]

  The University Police Department is investigating a sexual assault that occurred over the weekend in an on-campus apartment complex.   According to a safety advisory issued by the college, a female student was the victim of a sexual assault while attending a party early Saturday morning in Moore complex, […]

  Few consider college to be a battleground.   However, for many of the current and former service members that choose to pursue a degree, it’s exactly that.   Instead of rifles and barracks inspections, it’s homework and lab time. The area of operations has transitioned from the desert to […]

  When President Aaron Podolefsky delivered his State of the College address in September, one of the main issues he focused on was parking, outlining several ideas to make it easier at Buffalo State.   A parking committee has been formed to address and eventually implement some of the President’s […]

  President Aaron Podolefsky delivered the State of the College address last Thursday to a standing-room only crowd in the Burchfield Penney Art Center, laying out his plans for the school over the next year.   This was Podolefsky’s third State of the College address, the first two delivered during […]