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Radio Waves, the Goos and Teenage Prohibition: A memoir of Buffalo State’s defining music scene in the ’80s

Dan Almasi, Managing Editor • April 27, 2016

In early December of 1973, an up-and-coming Canadian rock band called Rush opened for Genesis in SUNY Buffalo State’s “New Gym.” On a Tuesday in late October of 1989, a local opener called the...

Native American Students Organization co-sponsors diversity film series

Donte’ Hemmans-Murdock, Reporter • April 20, 2016

On Thursday April 15, there was a Beyond Boundaries: Dare to be Diverse Film Series event with The Native American Student Organization (NASO), Buffalo State Equity and Campus Diversity Office, Buffalo...

Last ‘Artists on the Road’ series event features interior design prof.

Joseph Morganti, Reporter • April 20, 2016

SUNY Buffalo State presented the last of the “Artists on the Road: Travel As Source of Inspiration Lecture Series” on Thursday, April 14 in Upton Hall. “I Collect Boarding Passes: Ten Trips, Ten...

Buffalo Niagara Film Festival showcases local film scene

Darrian Dowdy, Contributor • April 20, 2016

Hollywood came to Buffalo this week at the Buffalo Niagara Film Festival. Filmmakers, writers and audiences came to the Tonawanda Castle to watch the premiere of nearly 40 independently produced films...

Can professor-student communication be improved on campus?

Patrick Koster, News Editor • April 20, 2016

A day in the life of SUNY Buffalo State professors is simple: teach class, grade papers, be available for office hours if they’re full-time, attend meetings and then finally, at the end of the day, go...

New Burchfield exhibition combines the old with the new

Terra Harter, Reporter • April 15, 2016

Sonic artist Andrew Deutsch combines his love for art and music in his new exhibition, “Object As Energy Point,” now on display at the Burchfield Penney. Deutsch’s main focus for this installation...

Cheaper, smarter, more convenient meals that don’t cost an arm or a leg

Michael Read, Contributor • April 13, 2016

We’ve all seen our bank statements and gasped at the amount of money we’ve all spent on food each month. Although, $5 for a Grande Very Berry Hibiscus at Starbucks doesn’t seem like a lot of money...

Source: USG looking to book rapper Bryson Tiller to headline Spring Fest, awaiting signed contract

Dave DeLuca, Executive Editor • April 12, 2016

SUNY Buffalo State's United Students Government has sent out a contract to a potential headliner for Spring Fest, a source with knowledge of the situation told The Record Tuesday. A contract was...

Fashion and textile technology department set to shine with Runway

Olivia Smith, Staff Writer • April 6, 2016

SUNY Buffalo State’s Fashion and Textile Technology Department (FTT) will host the Runway 9.0 fashion show on April 16 in the Campbell Student Union Social Hall. Runway will highlight the best work of...

Zayne leaves One Direction to go in another with debut solo album

Vincent Nguyen, Reporter • April 6, 2016

On March 25, 2015, Zayn Malik announced that he had quit one of the biggest boy bands in recent memory, One Direction. A year later on the same date, on purpose or coincidentally, he released his solo...

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