News Clips October 16-22, 2017

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of October 16-22, 2017.  Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

October 16
Buffalo News: Avant-garde spirit lives in 'A Musical Feast' (Buffalo State mentioned)
Buffalo News: College Power 10: Bengals men's soccer moves into NCAA Top 25
WGRZ: Buffalo teacher surprised with national award (Buffalo State alum Andrew Franz featured)

October 17
Buffalo News: Diversity lags in teaching ranks in Buffalo area schools (Buffalo State mentioned)

October 18
Buffalo News: Paul Robeson's 'Blood at the Root’ is an attention grabber (Buffalo State mentioned)
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle:  View the list of NY 'master teachers' named (Buffalo State mentioned)

October 20
Buffalo News: Over 22,000 take advantage of free state tuition (President Katherine Conway-Turner quoted)
Buffalo News:  Screws in skull don't stop singer/songwriter's accent onto national stage (Buffalo State student Amber Simone Baker Chinn featured)

October 21
WGRZ: Cooking Class Teaches How To Prevent Cancer (Carol DeNysschen, Professor of Health, Nutrition and Dietetics, interviewed)

October 22
WIVB: Above average temperatures are causing a delay in leaves changing color (Daniel Potts, Associate Professor of Biology, interviewed)