The 2024-25 school year marks a referendum year for Buffalo State University. This means that Buffalo State undergraduate students will have a chance to vote for the now mandatory student activity fee...

Is this the point where the United States falters to fascism? Fascism is a political system where a government is led by a single authority who controls most aspects of life and suppresses opposition....

Buffalo’s AKG Art Museum debuted a half-hour documentary this last Thursday in celebration of the opening of their latest invitational survey exhibition Hi-Vis. The exhibition and corresponding documentary...

The days of sipping a cup of coffee and reading a newspaper are becoming a thing of the past. It is undeniable that journalism at its core is a dying trade. Countless newspapers have no choice but to either...

Just over a month ago, Mac Miller’s second posthumous album, Balloonerism, was released, setting a new standard for posthumous treatment of music artists. The discussion behind posthumous releases...

Cynthia’s family moved to my street from a place called Alexandria. “That’s in Ohio,” She had told me. “Where in Ohio?” She shrugged. “Ohio’s Ohio.” She explained that Alexandria...

The bus passes offered for any undergraduate have long been a staple of student life on campus. Many students who live on campus or just off campus rely on the buses to get back and forth from school....

Buffalo, while small, is one of the most passionate sports markets in the country. Many young sports fans in Buffalo desire careers in sports journalism but do not know which classes they can take that...

On Nov. 15 the Buffalo State Communications Department held its annual Research and Creativity Forum. Held every year during the fall semester, communications department students showcase their case...

James Beard Award-winning food writer Kim Foster arrived at Buffalo State Nov 14 to host a lecture in the Bulger Communication Center, where Buff State students and local Buffalo residents alike were...