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Hayden and Lilly Radel are more than just sisters; they’re fourth-generation students at the University at Buffalo, carrying on a family tradition. Both are active in UB’s Honors College as ambassadors and mentors, all while managing full course loads, working part-time at Wegmans, and making the most of UB Libraries’ resources to balance it all.
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A new exhibition in Special Collections, 420 Capen Hall, examines the San Francisco Renaissance, a radical arts movement of the 1950s-60s, where poets used occult influences to shape queer identity.
A new exhibition on the 3rd floor of Silverman Library showcases scientific books, manuscripts, anatomical models, diagnostic tools and medical artifacts from the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine.
A new exhibition from the History of Medicine in Abbott Library, showcases the journey of Praxeda I. Fronczak a Buffalo based, Polish-American red cross nurse during the Polish-Soviet War (c.1919-1921).