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Zach Grimm in his studio in Williamsville

The art of tattooing

Bethany Clancy, Culture Editor March 17, 2019

When driving down Main Street in Williamsville, we see a plethora of businesses big and small, Squeeze Juicery,  Spot Coffee, Time and Time Jewelry-- just to name a few. But tucked above the Yoga by Design...

Photo by Canadian Photographer Brandon Dacosta

Bearings sells out release show in Brampton

Bethany Clancy, Culture Editor March 8, 2019

Over the past year, Ottawa-based pop-punk band Bearings has climbed their way through the Canadian music scene. From touring with Seaway in the summer months to Like Pacific’s headlining fall tour, and...

Photo by Buffalo State graduate, Emily Knab

Arkells bring the Rally Cry Tour to Buffalo

Bethany Clancy, Culture Editor March 6, 2019

When the Candian alternative-pop band Arkells comes to Buffalo, they mean business. It’s highly recommended to wear your dancing shoes. That being said, Arkells love Buffalo and it’s safe to say that...

Perks Cafe is a perfect study spot if the library just isn't cutting it for you anymore.

Off-campus coffee shops perfect for studying

Kelsie Engert, Social Media Editor March 4, 2019

It's about that time of the semester when midterm evaluations are just around the corner and just about anything other than homework feels like a guilt trip. It’s time you buckle down after procrastinating...

160 Years, Part IV: The enlightenment of Black History

160 Years, Part IV: The enlightenment of Black History

I’Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor February 28, 2019

From slavery and religious oppression, to disrupted childhoods, much of Black History has been marred with misfortune and pain. Consideration must be given, however, to not only the tragedies, but also...

Andrew McMahon brings a magical experience to Rapids Theatre

Andrew McMahon brings a magical experience to Rapids Theatre

Bethany Clancy, Culture Editor February 26, 2019

Andrew McMahon has been writing and performing music under different titles for well over twenty years now. Going from Something Corporate to Jack’s Mannequin and now playing under the name Andrew McMahon...

Alita: Battle Angel promises to be the biggest blockbuster but...

Alita: Battle Angel promises to be the biggest blockbuster but…

Kyle Fallon, Reporter February 25, 2019

Alita is based on a Japanese manga (Japanese comics) and the script was written by James Cameron who you may know from his previous works of “Avatar” (2009) and “Titanic” (1997) which are the two...

Photo courtesy of Ancient Spaceship

The Herd: Dynamic fusion of funk vibes brought by Ancient Spaceship

Zachary Lewis, Music Writer February 25, 2019

A stream of consciousness, groove gurus, virtuous of vibe, the list could go on. These are a few phrases to consider when you talk about Ancient Spaceship. Based out of Clarence NY, this 60’s-esque psychedelic...

160 Years, Part III: Black History and the invisible children

160 Years, Part III: Black History and the invisible children

I’Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor February 21, 2019

At-risk. Troubled. Underprivileged. Such are the adjectives commonly used to describe many black boys and girls in America. As seen throughout history, the African-American voice has been silenced and...

"Religious Progress of the Negro;" From "The Examiner" (Sept. 8, 1892)

160 Years, Part II: Black History and religious progress

I’Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor February 14, 2019

Finding God in a god-forsaken life—such has been the foundation of survival for generations of Africans/African-Americans. Without a doubt, God looks different than in the past: to some, God is The Father,...

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