This is what my friend says to me as we begin our hour drive to Buffalo to play in a Rugby Seven’s tournament. She participated in it last year and really liked it and managed to convince me to play this year with her. In preparation for the upcoming rugby season, I have been on … Continue reading Only rugby players really like rugby
They serve as a monument to a bygone era; monolithic structures standing by the water’s edge waiting for freighters that will no longer come. Today, all except a few of these enormous buildings are abandoned and serve the industry for which they were designed. Despite their decrepit state many now flock to these silos uncovering … Continue reading Silo City
On a recent trip to Buffalo, a place mostly associated with shopping than art, I stumbled upon a street festival dedicated to chalk. A local woman pointed me in the direction and told me that it was an opportunity for inner city kids to show off their artistic skills. Upon further research, I learned that … Continue reading ChalkFest 2014
The goal is to foster collaboration and interdisciplinary care, creating connections that allow academics, researchers and clinicians to move easily from classroom to bedside to lab. Continue reading School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Richelle Sibolboro 