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The new Buffalo State website is open-sourced and designed to be more mobile-friendly

Campus website gets facelift, first major update since 2009

Autumn Evans, Associate News Editor March 19, 2014

SUNY Buffalo State’s homepage will soon have a new face. A design overhaul of the entire website is set to go live in the coming weeks. The redesign is the first major update to the website since...

Anthony Chase has been involved in the theater community for more than 20 years, both as a performer and as a drama critic.

Anthony Chase knows Buffalo theatre

Colleen Young, Associate Culture Editor March 19, 2014

Are you going to the theater tonight? Ask Anthony Chase to save you a seat. Chase, assistant dean of the school of arts and humanities at SUNY Buffalo State, spends about 300 nights a year in the theater....

"The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" played the first two weekends of March, under the direction of Jennifer Toohey, at Warren Enters Theater in Upton Hall.

Spelling bee brings back alumni, offers audience interaction

Caitlin Kupiec, Staff Writer March 19, 2014

The kids of Casting Hall Productions are reliving puberty all over again, taking their acting skills back to the days of braces and awkwardness. Over the past two weekends in early March, the Buffalo...

Slavka Kutsay presents photos detailing experiences protesting for social changes in Kylv, the center of the "dignity revolution" in Ukraine

Student voices can bring focus on Ukraine through Twitter

Andrew Manzella, Associate News Editor March 5, 2014

Slavka Kutsay, a Ukrainian student activist and journalist, shared stories of protest in her homeland with the SUNY Buffalo State community on Monday in the Campbell Student Union Social Hall. Kutsay...

Senior goaltender Kevin Carr signed a professional contract with the Peoria Rivermen (SPHL) days after playing his final game with Buffalo State.

Carr, Zannella sign professional contracts with SPHL clubs

Brandon Schlager, Executive Editor March 5, 2014

While National Hockey League clubs finalized their blockbusters Wednesday afternoon, Buffalo State senior goaltender Kevin Carr was boarding a plane to begin a professional hockey career of his own. Carr...

Men's track takes SUNYAC title

Men’s track takes SUNYAC title

Ryan Esguerra, Reporter March 5, 2014

After dust had cleared and the teams that took the track at the SUNYAC track and field championships in Brockport this past weekend were on their way home, the long trip back to Buffalo felt that much...

Zoe Thayer, left, shows her boyfriend Dylan Maychoss, right, what the consequences if spending more time with his playstation than her might be. Some women agree that gaming has taken up far too much of their significant others' time.

Consoles over cuddles: gaming and your relationship with your boyfriend

Caitlin Kupiec, Staff Writer March 5, 2014

From her home in the sunny San Fernando Valley, C.A., a very annoyed Jessie Yodsukar would sit with her girlfriend and vent about the “other woman” in her boyfriend’s life. He would spend numerous...

WNY Area Labor Federation President Richard Lipsitz speaks in front of the Campbell Student Union bookstore.

Student advocates urge Senate to pass Dream Act

Autumn Evans, Associate News Editor March 4, 2014

Students, elected officials and grassroots advocates gathered at SUNY Buffalo State on Friday to urge the Senate to pass the New York State Dream Act. The Dream Act, which was passed by the Assembly...

The Bengals tied their season-high with seven goals in a route of Brockport.

Men’s hockey pummels Brockport, moves on to face top-seeded Geneseo

February 27, 2014

By Dave DeLuca Associate Sports Editor No matter what, it was the final home game for the nine seniors of Buffalo State men’s hockey. They chose to go out in style, tying a season-high with...

Sheldon Keck, pictured above, laid the groundwork for the creation of what has become a nationally renowned art conservation department at Buffalo State. During World War II, Keck was among 350 'Monuments Men' charged with finding preserving priceless artifacts that were left in the war's destructive path. The stories of the men like Keck have been adapted into a major motion picture directed by George Clooney.

Preserving a Culture: The untold story of Buffalo State’s ‘Monuments Men’ (and women)

Brandon Schlager, Executive Editor February 26, 2014

Inside the cavernous corridors of Rockwell Hall, beyond the boundaries of the Performing Arts Center and up the staircase into the building’s north wing is where this story begins. Patrick Ravines,...

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