Buffalo State College takes an active role in Lake Erie’s dead zone
The Great Lakes Center for Environmental Research and Education is performing research and meeting with the Great Lakes Commission and others to determine why Lake Erie is dying again. Lake Erie, the shallowest of the Great Lakes, was once deemed the place where “fish go to die” by talk show host Johnny Carson. Full Story


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Writing Centers on individual

The Writing Center assists a variety of students in everything from research papers to letters addressed to department heads.
A student in need can visit the Writing Center and benefit from one-on-one tutoring, in most cases without an appointment, according to student tutor Edward Grinewich. Full Story


Students can revise their work
Janet Reed and dancers shake up Rockwell Hall

There are those who only know rhythm as the frantic beat of their own heart as they fidget at a dance club, in one place, to a rap song. Then there are those who know rhythm as they glide on stage in Rockwell Hall, all alone, to no music, to no sound. Full Story


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Cultural Rendezvous - African-American Diversity Conference
February 20 marks the start of a two-day African and African-American Diversity Conference in McKinley High School.

New counseling center workshops and counseling groups posted on Web
The Counseling Center's workshops and group counseling programs for the spring semester.

Roving Pictures exhibit shows a possible future for industry in Buffalo
Roving pictures is a modern art exhibit at the Burchfield-Penney Art Center.

Finding students an academic home
The Academic Advisement Center is in charge of required academic advisement for undeclared students.

Buffalo State College faculty and administration work to assist students with disabilities
Project Success held its first Dialogs for Disabilities meeting Feb. 7 on the recognition of reading and writing difficulties of college students.

Gone But Not Forgotten
A look into Buffalo State College's 2nd Annual Memorial Service.

Don’t wait; travel now
Can you imagine saving money while studying abroad and taking courses that would all work toward your Buffalo State College degree?

Academic Skills Center offers free tutoring to students
The center is offering a tutoring service to help students who may be struggling in one or more of their classes

“Declare Yourself” Promotes College Spirit
The Declare Yourself Image Campaign held its spring kickoff reception...

SABRE program springs online registration to Buffalo State
Out with the old, in with the new; three and a half years in the making, the Student Administration aid Billing Registration and Enrollment management (SABRE) program is near completion.