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UB Alberti Center to host ‘Shared Voices’ conference Oct. 20 in Amherst
The University at Buffalo’s Alberti Center will hold its annual conference "Shared Voices" on Oct. 20 in Amherst. Check-in is 8 a.m.; the program runs 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Registration closes Monday, organizers say.
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Alberti Center to host virtual colloquium on peer defending in bullying Nov. 17
The Alberti Center at the University at Buffalo will host a free virtual colloquium Nov. 17 featuring Laura Lambe, PhD, on research methods for studying peer defending in school bullying; one hour of NASP‑approved CPD is available.
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UB staff member files Article 78 suit accusing SUNY of withholding investment records
A University at Buffalo staffer filed an Article 78 petition Sept. 14 asking a court to compel SUNY to release investment records after a FOIL request was denied, SUNY BDS says.
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Hochul highlights one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers at Western New York roundtable
Governor Kathy Hochul held a Western New York roundtable announcing a one‑year statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers while the state builds rules to protect ratepayers, the grid and local communities.
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US-Israel relations: 20 claims we’ve investigated
A long history of collaboration began when the U.S. became the first country to recognize Israel as an independent nation in 1948.
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GOP ‘going nuts’ as deep red states face ‘cataclysmic down-ballot slaughter’: analyst
With just over a week until Election Day, Republicans are playing defense in states they usually don’t have to think about. One political scientist has a theory about why.“My theory on why the GOP is going nuts over the midterms in deep red states: Nobody…
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‘I starred in it’: Obama unloads on vicious attacks targeting Michigan Dem’s Muslim faith
DETROIT — As pundits and commentators question whether Michigan’s Democratic Party base is unified ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, the party brought one of its most formidable communicators — former President Barack Obama — into the Great Lakes state on Saturday to energize…
