A much needed change to the exterior of The Arnold Bernard Center (ABC), built in the early 1970s, is currently being executed. This is a great deal in part to the kind and generous donation of Mrs. Dorothy Larson. ABC is a very big part of the campus, and Mrs. […]

#8220;TO BE ENTHUSIASTIC, YOU GOTTA ACT ENTHUSIASTIC! BOY!!! AM I ENTHUSIASTIC!!!!”Walter Levine starts another successful CEO Night with one of his favorite mottos. The lecture room was nearly a full house, filled with eager students from diverse backgrounds. The speaker for the night was Ray Joslin, a cable television pioneer […]

Bjarnadottir Hat Trick Leads 21st-Ranked Women’s Soccer Past STAC, 5-0The UB women’s soccer team improved to 11-4-1 with a convincing 5-0 win over St. Thomas Aquinas on Saturday afternoon. Led by a hat trick from sophomore Rut Bjarnadottir (pictured left), the Purple Knights scored four goals in the second half […]

Allen Leads White Team To Victory in Paul Waters Memorial Purple and White GameSenior Ramel Allen made an impressive debut as he poured in 28 points to go along with 15 rebounds and five blocks as the White team defeated the Purple team by an 86-55 final. Three players joined […]

Don’t miss the chance to watch the UB men’s basketball team take on NCAA National Champion UConn on Thursday, November 4 in Storrs, CT! Tickets are ON SALE NOW!! Here is the schedule for purchasing tickets:Thursday, Oct. 21 – Tuesday, Oct. 26: UB students may purchase one ticket per ID. […]

10/8Women’s Volleyball Falls to NYIT, 3-0The UB women’s volleyball team, ranked fifth in the season’s first NCAA Northeast Regional Poll, fell to the top-ranked NYIT Lady Bears by a 3-0 final on Thursday evening at the Hubbell Gym. Game scores were 30-22, 30-23 and 30-19. Senior outside hitter Jessica Herrman […]

10/30No. 24 Men’s Soccer Loses at NYIT, 3-2, In OvertimeThe UB men’s soccer team fell by a 3-2 final in overtime on Saturday afternoon in Old Westbury, NY. After the Bears took a 1-0 lead, David Tuesta quickly tied the game at 1-1. After NYIT took a 2-1 lead, Drew […]

Editor’s Note: In the last issue of The Scribe, there was a mistake in publishing the US News regarding the Presidential Elections. It was attributed to Obakeng Phiri, when in fact it was written by Lauren Stupek. I personally apologize for the oversight.To the Editor: I want to comment on, […]

I would like to apologize and recant an error in Professor Robert Todd’s interview in last issue’s My Former Life column. The question labeled: “What do you dislike about UB?” was my shorthand and was hastily sent in without my proof reading to be printed. It is a misrepresentation of […]

The existence of the death sentence may deter individuals from committing a serious crime, thus making society safer. Everyone enjoys the feeling of security, but the alarming number of innocent people on death row today makes the implementation of the death sentence questionable. Someone with deep pockets such as O.J. […]