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Week of events leads up to presidents inauguration

Najee Walker, Reporter • October 15, 2014

Bright orange banners and posters have been popping up around campus and lining the Student Union to inform passersby of the inauguration of SUNY Buffalo State's new president, Katherine Conway-Turner. However,...

Expanding knowledge of mental illness during awareness week

Taylor Gesel, Reporter • October 15, 2014

Mental Illness Awareness Week, Oct. 5 through Oct. 11, shines a light on a sector of health that affects over 60 million Americans, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. People fighting...

International students host first Culture Night

Sara Ali, Staff Writer • October 9, 2014

The International Student Organization put together a Middle Eastern and African Culture Night on Saturday in the Social Hall. Students from different ethnic backgrounds gathered together to enjoy music...

College gives update on Science Building water

Sara Minkewicz, Associate News Editor • October 9, 2014

The water is now safe to drink in the Science Building at SUNY Buffalo State, according to Steven Shaffer, manager for design and construction at the college. Last semester the bacteria levels in the...

USG Discusses Campus Safety

Sarah Minkewicz, Associate News Editor • October 8, 2014

SUNY Buffalo State’s United Student Government held its weekly meeting in the Campbell Student Union Social Hall last Wednesday, where they discussed campus safety, the upcoming Presidential inauguration...

NYPIRG accepting applicants for 2015 internship in Albany

Autumn Evans, News Editor • October 8, 2014

The New York Public Information Research Group (NYPIRG) is now accepting applicants for its 2015 legislative internship in Albany, where students learn to be lobbyists and work directly with state legislators. NYPIRG...

School Searches for Solution to Overcrowding

Autumn Evans, News Editor • October 8, 2014

SUNY Buffalo State is working on a master plan to prevent overcrowding in campus dorms, it announced during the 2014-15 school year’s first College Council meeting on Tuesday. This fall saw a record...

VSLC Plans Ahead for Winter Alternative Break

Maris Lambie, Reporter • October 8, 2014

It may only be October, but SUNY Buffalo State’s Volunteer and Service Learning program is already planning ahead for their winter alternative break. Like other alternative breaks, this program provides...

Bengal Bucks going off-campus

Autumn Evans, News Editor • September 30, 2014

Bengal Bucks could soon be useable at a local supermarket, according to representatives from Tops Friendly Markets who spoke at last week’s United Students Government meeting. Eric Wurl, Tops district...

Bike thefts raise alarm on campus