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SA's 2026 Fall Fest delayed (opens the original)
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The undergraduate Student Association will postpone its annual Fall Fest to the spring semester, citing “logistical issues” arising from leadership changes and scheduling conflicts. Fest will now take place in April, SA Treasurer Laron Fomby told The Spectrum Monday. The concert will not clash with SA’s other widescale events including International Fiesta — scheduled around late February to early March — and Bullsapalooza, held after Fest. Fomby said Fest was to be held Sept. 12 but they could
All 12 SA Senate candidates elected to 2026-27 term (opens the original)
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All 12 candidates have run uncontested in this year’s 2026-27 elections for the undergraduate Student Association Senate. The candidates took office as soon as results were announced on Sep. 18. The election for the 12 Senate seats available ran from Sep. 14 to 18, with the SA 2026-27 presidential election held at the same time. The two elections brought in a total of 3,408 students, according to SA Elections and Credentials Chair Tala Al-Khaouli. This year’s number of candidates was lower than
UB students vote to increase $109 mandatory student activity fee to $115 (opens the original)
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All undergraduates will now pay a $115 mandatory student activity fee towards the undergraduate Student Association each semester, ending the $109 activity fee that was charged for the past seven years. Results for this year’s referendum — which asks students every two years on whether to keep or end the fee— were released on SA’s Instagram Friday afternoon. This year marks the first time in seven years that SA added another question, asking students for a raise. The referendum drew around 3,400
University Police looks to start trial of Flock cameras (opens the original)
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Flock cameras may be a new sight on campus. University Police is looking to start a 60-day trial of Flock cameras — shorthand used to describe License Plate Reader (LPR) cameras created by Flock Safety — as a “more robust” tool to investigate and solve vehicle-related on-campus crimes, including car thefts, larcenies and hit-and-run accidents, according to a university statement. Conversations on the additions have been underway since last summer. Twenty cameras are proposed for installation at
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