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...

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,...

The year is 1986. Valentine's Day quickly approaches. The pressure is on to do something sweet (and public) for your Valentine. Instagram isn't around yet, so you can't post a collage of funny Snapchat...

On Friday night, February 1, I decided to go out and check out the music scene at Mohawk Place located at 47 East Mohawk St in downtown Buffalo. The show consisted of Dj Lil Gabby and ToneyBoi, 14 Trapdoors,...

Over this past winter break, I made it my priority to look around Buffalo for some great food and a great hang out spots. One of the things I hear the most from my friends and others is that Buffalo...

Students got artsy in the Campbell Student Union at USG's "Paint Your Mane" on Feb. 11. Photos by Yomira Meregildo.

If you’re craving the melodic manifestation of Buffalo’s spirit, there is a band that comes to mind: Witty Tarbox. Five talented musicians come together, harmonizing the grit and soul of Western New...

Tonight, a diverse group of students gathered in the Social Hall to share their personal stories, hardships, and experiences with each other. This open atmosphere was created and sponsored by the African...

This past December, a friend gifted me a collection of newspapers, including The New York Times, The Examiner and New-York Daily Tribune, that were published between 1859 and 1862. While there were...

Canadian pop-punk band, Seaway, has been touring across the United States and Europe for the last year and a half now. After being on the road for a while, the band took some time to recollect and play...