UB's student newspaper, published since 1950. Current issues are available in the Lockwood Newspapers Area. The online version of the Spectrum retains one year of issues. The Spectrum is also available on Microfilm in Lockwood Memorial Library at MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 and in UB Libraries Digital Collections.

The UB community newspaper, published since 1970. The print version was discontinued in 2009. The online version of the Reporter is published weekly and allows a search of past issues back to 1993. Print copies are archived in Special Collections in the University Archives Periodical Collection. The Reporter is also available on Microfilm in Lockwood Memorial Library at MicFilm LH1 .B37 R47

Partnership for the Public Good is a community-based think tank that builds a more just, sustainable, and culturally vibrant Buffalo Niagara through action-oriented research, policy development, and citizen engagement.

In response to the mass shooting in Buffalo, the Black Buffalo Syllabus Collective compiled a list of articles, books, op-eds, policy reports, poems, and media on different themes to contextualize the social, economic, and political climate of Buffalo today. This list makes up the #BuffaloSyllabus, which the collective saw as an opportunity to center the experiences of Black people in Western New York. The intended audience of this list is Buffalo’s Black community, local educators, politicians, communities of color allies, organizers, and anyone else interested in learning more about that “Rust Belt Resilience.”