A “speed networking” event held on Buffalo State’s campus every year allows students to interact with professionals, ask questions about their career and learn how to launch their job search. Continue reading
With Thanksgiving approaching, radio stations are already playing Christmas music. Some students at Buffalo State are debating whether it’s appropriate for Christmas music to already be in the air. Continue reading
Between updating resumes, filling out applications and doing interviews, the job search can be a daunting task for recent graduates. However, some students have gotten a head start on the process. Continue reading
In years past,after buying your mac and cheese, vegetables or rice, you would make your way over to the condiment station and grab whatever utensil you needed in the Student Union at Buffalo State. That’s no longer possible. Now, students need to ask for a fork.
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When you think of creative professions, do fields within the Arts like painting or writing come to mind? If so, you’re not alone. But, what if every profession embraced creative thinking? Continue reading
The Virgin Hyperloop One, which is essentially a floating train in a tube predicted to reach speeds over 600 mph, has the potential to change the way people travel. Billionaire businessmen and engineer Elon Musk first introduced the idea as a “fifth mode of transpiration.” Continue reading
April 10 was “Equal Pay Day” in the U.S., which is intended to symbolize the gender pay gap between men and women. To commemorate the day, the Erie County Legislature Democratic Caucus held a press conference to announce its support for a ban on wage history discrimination. Continue reading
Conditions at the aging KeyBank Center, home to the Buffalo Sabres and other events, have many fans wondering if renovations to the arena might come in the near future. After 21 years of usage without any upgrades, many observers say the arena has fallen behind compared to other venues around the NHL. Continue reading
This week’s show featured stories about Buffalo State’s 11th annual fashion show “Runway” and an event to clean up Grant Street. It also included conversations about the wage gap between men and women and Common Core standards in New York. Continue reading
This week on the Buffalo Review (April 20), we covered a dispute between New York and the Seneca Nation, the possibility of legalizing marijuana, the Hyperloop One and drive-in movie theatres. Continue reading
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