News Clips July 11-17, 2016

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of July 11-17, 2016.  Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

July 11
WIVB: Professor calls poverty “systemic racism” in Buffalo (Eric Krieg, Professor of Sociology, quoted)
Buffalo Rising: Student Housing Project at 100 Forest Well Underway (Buffalo State mentioned)

July 12
Portland Press Herald: Zipper merging by highway drivers is right even if it feels wrong (Dwight Hennessy, Professor of Psychology, quoted)   
Buffalo News: Marchers to carry canned goods for vets in Hamburg’s K.I.A. Road March (Buffalo State mentioned)

July 13
Buffalo News: Rod Watson: SUNY Buffalo State assignment captures why Black Lives Matter
Buffalo News: Photo Gallery: #WNYHealsTogether in Niagara Square (Ron Stewart, Professor of Sociology, photographed)
WBFO: 5 Things to Know: Invasive species in the Great Lakes (Andrea Locke, WNY PRISM Coordinator, interviewed)
Ken-Ton Bee: On the campus (Buffalo State student Deirdre Rudroff mentioned)  

July 14
WBFO: Black Lives Matter crowd urged to go beyond social media (Buffalo State student Rachel Orton quoted)
WGRZ: Black Lives Matter rally held in Buffalo (Buffalo State mentioned)

July 15
Buffalo News: Top 12 Takeaways from Emmy nominations, including local angles (Buffalo State alum Kyle Bradstreet mentioned)
Buffalo News: Adventures in the life of Buffalo Museum of Science curator Kathy Leacock (Buffalo State alum Kathy Leacock profiled)
WIVB: Local French native reacts to attack in Nice (Jean Gounard, Director of International Student Affairs, interviewed)

July 17
Buffalo News: Buffalo Niagara Business People (Buffalo State alum Anthony Marchioni mentioned)