Imagine a room full of talented young students who could one day become the next Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla or Elon Musk. That room was a reality April 29 at the Buffalo Museum of Science during the 16th annual Western New York Invention Convention. Continue reading
The SUNY Buffalo State rugby club teams hosted the annual Kanga Cup tournament April 21 at Fireman’s Park in West Seneca. The event featured several teams, both men’s and women’s, vying for the top spot of the day, but also looking to improve their game. Continue reading
Some Buffalo State students are becoming more concerned about their safety, due to the increase of crimes on campus this semester. In the past few months, several crimes were reported on campus. These incidents include a sexual assault case and armed robberies.
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This week’s show (April 26) featured reports about the Buffalo State rugby teams and a student who has overcome a difficult medical condition through art. It also included conversations about comic books, after “Superman” celebrated its 80th anniversary, and the Buffalo State production of the classic musical “Cabaret.” Continue reading
The Seneca Nation of Indians filed a lawsuit earlier this month against New York, claiming the state broke federal law and failed to receive federal approval when it built a toll road through its territory. The Thruway was built 60 years ago and a 2.7-mile section of the road runs through the Seneca Nation’s territory in southern Erie County. Continue reading
New York is currently studying the possibility of legalizing recreational use of marijuana as neighboring states, such as Massachusetts and Vermont, have already done so. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the study is examining the health, legal and economic effects of legalization in nearby states. Continue reading
Assemblyman Sean Ryan and Niagara District Councilman David Rivera hosted a Grant Street cleanup April 14, intended to remove loose trash in the neighborhood. The cleanup, which started around 9:30 a.m. at Ryan’s office, drew many volunteers from the neighborhood and Buffalo State students. Continue reading
The Fashion and Textile Technology Department at SUNY Buffalo State hosted its 11th annual Runway fashion show April 21 in the Social Hall in the Campbell Student Union. The show provides a platform to showcase the work of student designers who get the opportunity to bring their visions to life. Continue reading
Earlier this month, New York students in grades 3-8 began taking the state assessment tests for English language arts (ELA) and Math, which are based on national Common Core standards. In recent years, there has been a strong opt-out movement with many students and parents choosing not to take the tests. Continue reading
This week on the Buffalo Review (April 27), we covered internet addiction, the western New York Invention Convention, the use of virtual lab rats and the growing popularity of the veganism. Continue reading
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