Burchfield Penney showcases more than just art
Johnathan Ciolek, Reporter
September 19, 2017
Filed under Campus, NEWS, Recent Stories, Showcase
The Burchfield Penney Art Center is hosting many new and upcoming events for anyone looking to have a good time. These events are especially good for people who are new to Buffalo. The art center is located on Buffalo State’s campus adjacent to Elmwood Avenue near Rockwell Hall. On the second...
Food on college campuses get a bad rep- but here are some options that are worth trying out
Gary Cordova Jr., Reporter
September 16, 2017
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Buffalo State offers a wide variety of food on campus. Most students seem to appreciate the cheap but satisfying food choices the institution has to offer. How many food options does Buffalo State have to offer on campus? The answer is sixteen; Train Grill, 2Mato, Sushi-Do, Bengal Kitchen...
Mayor Byron Brown wins democratic primary likely sealing mayoral win
Tara Rae Hark, Reporter
September 14, 2017
Filed under City, NEWS, Politics, Recent Stories, Showcase
At a makeshift block party on Franklin St. and Court St., with City Hall towering behind him, Mayor Byron Brown took center stage to give his celebratory speech. “This is a special time in our city's history and we are going to continue the work we started together to all rise higher... it is o...
Heal BFLO brings free yoga classes to campus
Nadiya Roache, Reporter
September 10, 2017
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The semester has just begun and HEAL BFLO is giving SUNY Buffalo State students an affordable and fun way to handle some of the stress that can come along with it. The local yoga company is offering free classes this semester at Buckham Hall in room D203 every Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. and at the basketball courts...
Whole Foods to open Amherst location bringing more organic options to WNY
Gary Cordova Jr., Reporter
September 10, 2017
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Whole Foods Market is set to open their doors in Amherst to the public on September 15. “Whole Foods Market Buffalo will feature the highest-quality natural and organic foods, with a wide selection of convenient meal and grocery options all free of artificial preservatives, colors, flavors, sweeteners hyd...
One professor’s mission to supply tampons to students in need
Francesca Bond, Managing News Editor
September 8, 2017
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Sanitary products like tampons and pads are constantly needed by nearly every woman at Buffalo State yet they’re not available in any bathroom on campus. Professor Bridget Chesterton, history department, is on a mission to fulfill the need and already has at least 4,000 tampons and sanitary pads...
Two candidates challenge Mayor Brown in mayoral debate
Tara Rae Hark, Reporter
September 7, 2017
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The Democratic mayoral primary debate occurred last night with two major candidates challenging the incumbent, Mayor Byron Brown. The three Mayoral candidates are Mayor Byron Brown, Betty Jean Grant, and Mark F. Schroeder. As a Buffalo State graduate, Mayor Brown is the first African American ma...
No more mice in Moore Hall
Gary Cordova Jr., Reporter
September 7, 2017
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Buffalo State Campus Services say the mice have been removed from Moore Hall, a residence hall on Campus. “Campus services worked directly with Buffalo Exterminator… they sealed up holes and radiator pipes that mice travel through, along with an extensive abatement process," said Mike Heffin, Dire...
Great Lakes Center receives millions in research grant
Johnathan Ciolek, Reporter
September 6, 2017
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What would you do with $2.7 million? Many people would go on to buy material goods, such as cars, clothes, a house, or even exotic animals. Buffalo State’s Great Lakes Center has something else in mind. The Great Lakes Center has been awarded a grant of $2.7 million from the Environmental Protection Agenc...
Scajaquada ramp closing should not affect campus traffic
Brian Harrell, Reporter
September 6, 2017
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An exit on NY Route 198 will be closed for four weeks starting today. The westbound ramp opening to the north side of Elmwood is closing due to construction but should not affect traffic heading into Buffalo State because the eastbound ramp is most commonly used to enter campus. The ramp is closed for ...
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