The College Senate’s Student Health and Welfare Committee’s proposal to ban smoking on campus overcame a hurdle at the College Senate meeting in May, being passed as a recommendation to the school administration. The proposal was split into two parts, said William Raffel, vice chair of the College Senate. Part […]
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Bend or Break: Buffalo’s status
In the immortal words of State Sen. Clayton ‘Clay’ Davis: “S***!” That about sums up the situation Buffalo and her erstwhile politicians find themselves in these days. As I am sure everyone has heard by now, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown has been accused of racketeering and corruption in legal papers […]
It’s a good time to become a Buffalo State sports fan
Whether you’re a new student, returning from last year or an alumnus of Buffalo State College, you’ve picked a great time to be a Bengals fan. There may not have been a better time to be a sports fan in the school’s 140-year history. This is high praise for such […]
After title win, Allen stays grounded
For most young athletes, winning a National Title at the collegiate level is only a dream. For 19-year old sprinter Justin Allen, it’s a reality. The Mt. Vernon native recently became a National Champion at Buffalo State for his accomplishments on the indoor track team, with his time of 47.64 […]
Chartwells brings new tastes to Buff State
Returning students will experience new sights and new tastes as Chartwells replaces Sodexo as Buffalo State’s food service provider. Changes have already begun in the college’s retail dining area. Jazzman’s has been replaced with Spot Coffee, although Freshens remains. The change to Spot Coffee was part of Chartwells’ efforts to […]
Governor calls for gradual 25% tuition hike
Tuition at all SUNY colleges may be going up as much as 25 percent over the next five years, if a proposal by Gov. Andrew Cuomo passes in the state Senate. The bill calls for tuition to be raised by up to five percent annually for the next five years. […]
Planning begins for ‘Year of the Arts’
More than 100 arts and humanities related events will take place on and near campus from August to May as part of Buffalo State’s first “Year of the Arts.” Events include elements of theater, dance, fine arts and fashion, including events at the Performing Art Center at Rockwell Hall and […]
USG board shares plans for upcoming year
The newly elected United Students Government executive board has taken office, with big plans for the year. President Sara Garfinkle, Vice President James Huggins and Treasurer Joshua Lipka were elected during the USG elections last semester. All three are USG veterans, with Lipka serving his second term as treasurer. Perhaps […]
Slew of construction projects continue
Buffalo State’s $350 million face-lift continues this year with a host of construction projects, both big and small. The college kicked off construction on its $38 million technology building with a groundbreaking ceremony on June 10. Speakers included college President Aaron Podolefsky and New York State Assemblyman Sam Hoyt. “I […]
Buffalo State sports fans look forward to a good year
Whether you’re a new student, returning from last year or an alumni of Buffalo State College, you’ve picked a great time to be a Bengals fan. There may not have been a better time to be a sports fan in the school’s 140-year history. This is high praise for such […]