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The Record
SUNY Buffalo State's award-winning student news outlet since 1913

The Record
SUNY Buffalo State's award-winning student news outlet since 1913

The Record

Creating walks to promote movement, health and friends

Donte’ Hemmans-Murdock, Reporter • November 30, 2016

At SUNY Buffalo State, there are campus walks that are held every Monday at 11 a.m. and Friday at noon. These group walks were constructed to get people off of their feet and become physically active by...

The E.H. Butler Library will undergo renovations, including a restored book collection and other amenities.

The E.H. Butler Library to receive $7.83 million in renovations

Olivia Smith, Associate News Editor • November 30, 2016

SUNY Buffalo State’s E.H. Butler Library has some new features in store within the next couple of years. The library will be undergoing $7.83 million in selective renovations. The library was built...

Hal Payne has contributed to significant development and service on and off campus.

Retiring VP Hal Payne reflects on 27 years at Buffalo State

Reuben Wolf, Staff Writer • November 30, 2016

Anybody who believes themselves to be a life-long hard worker knows that retiring will be a bittersweet pill to swallow.  On Nov. 10, 2016, SUNY Buffalo State announced the upcoming retirement of a man...

Colton still performs on his Wednesdays he has off. He started touring again last year.

Buffalo State alum sheds light on making time for rainbows

Patrick Koster, News Editor • November 30, 2016

Mention the name Glenn Colton and many younger Western New York Millennials will recall fond memories of elementary school concerts filled with songs like “Mr. Ducky Wucky,” “Another Brand New Day,”...

The end of an era: The Record goes digital

The end of an era: The Record goes digital

Dan Almasi, Managing Editor • November 30, 2016

103 years strong – The Record has been serving the Buffalo State community since it began printing in 1913, and it will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. The goal will remain the same:...

24-year-old senior urban planning major Samantha Gardner was allegedly sexually assaulted on campus. Unlike the 63 percent of cases that go unreported, she wants to tell her story.

A survivor puts a face on sexual assault crisis

Dan Almasi, Managing Editor • November 29, 2016

Samantha Gardner is the victim of an alleged sexual assault. Yes, that’s her real name. Yes, that’s her in the photo. No, she isn’t the collapsed woman sobbing into her hands in a helpless stupor...

BAM Week kicked o on Monday, Nov. 7 with a presentation, followed by a series of various events throughout all of last week.

Black Active Minds hosts BAM week with variety of events

Joseph Morganti, Staff Writer • November 16, 2016

Black Active Minds hosted BAM Week, which included a number of presentations to explain different themes and ideas that Black Active Minds is all about, this past week. BAM Week started off with the...

Take a fall drive, get crafty, eat a pie with Step Out Buffalo

Take a fall drive, get crafty, eat a pie with Step Out Buffalo

November 16, 2016

Take a fall drive - Did you know that Western New York is consistently rated one of the best places in the United States to view the changing autumn leaves? Well, it is. Now that you're woke, take...

NYPIRG teams up with Young Invincibles, supports students

Chance Morrow, Staff Writer • November 16, 2016

Change is almost certain to take place across college campuses in the U.S. as Donald Trump takes office next year.   In light of this change, two nonprofit, nonpartisan organizations, New York...

Math plus fun equals improved logic skills

Benjamin Joe, Online Editor • November 16, 2016

On Nov. 30, math lovers and haters can unite in a serious pursuit of logic skills and absolute fun for all ages. A basic knowledge of geometry and physics will be had by all. It’s being called “Mind...

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