Listen: Lake Ontario flooding, free speech, Books for Kids & comic books

This week on the Buffalo Review (May 8), we covered flooding along Lake Ontario, free speech on college campuses, the Books for Kids literacy program and the evolution of comic books. Continue reading →

Buffalo State Traveler’s Club to conclude first semester with trip to Toronto

The newly formed Buffalo State Traveler’s Club is concluding its first full semester on campus with a trip to Toronto. The club started last semester and is intended for students who enjoy traveling and sharing their travel stories. Continue reading →

‘Friday Night Live’ improv group concludes 10th season at Buffalo State

The SUNY Buffalo State improvisational comedy group Friday Night Live (FNL), which celebrated its 10th season this semester, concluded their seven show run May 5. The FNL cast is comprised of students from Buffalo State, who have to audition to join the group. Continue reading →

Listen: Food waste, controversial ads & ‘insane asylums’

On the Buffalo Review this week (May 1) we covered efforts at Buffalo State to reduce food waste, recent controversial advertisements and a new book about old “insane asylums” in New York. Continue reading →

Watch: Buffalo Review TV for April 27

This week’s show featured headlines from SUNY Buffalo State and conversations about efforts to bring rowing to campus and the Fashion and Textile Technology department’s Runway 10 fashion show. Continue reading →

‘Miss PHAT’ pageant aims to empower plus size women

Buffalo State’s Black Active Minds (BAM) held its 9th annual “Miss PHAT” beauty pageant April 9. Sophomore Taliece Waters won this year’s event, which included a Super Hero theme. Continue reading →

New play explores role reversal in Trayvon Martin case

“The Trial of Trayvon Martin,” a new play written by Buffalo playwright and author Gary Earl Ross, explores what might have happened if the roles of Martin and George Zimmerman had been reversed. Continue reading →