Pass up the Bronx-style pizza at Chazz, the Harbor East eatery developed in part by Alessandro Vitale, B.A. ‘94? Fuhgeddaboudit.

Short-lived TV shows, stand-up comedians and armored SUVs: more from Jennifer Morrison, M.S. ‘08.

The holidays might’ve passed, but David E. Johnson, a UB professor whose alter ego just so happens to be jolly old St. Nick, is more than happy to share more stories from his stint at the North Pole.

From generating the idea for his book to watching it turn into a major motion picture (and filming a cameo, no less), Jeffrey Kluger, J.D. ’79, shares the backstory of Apollo 13.

Janet Harrison somehow found time to be involved in more than “just” her internship at the U.S. Supreme Court—and the first one of its kind, at that—while an evening law student at UB. Read on for more about her experience.

Michael Laric and Ven Sriram, two of Peter Lynagh’s close friends and fellow UB marketing professors, spoke at Lynagh’s October memorial service. Here, they share their memories.

For Chikongola “Chuck” Linton, B.A. ’11, UB’s “11.11.11@11″ Veterans Day 2011 celebration was more than a moment. The Army veteran of the Vietnam War and survivor of the infamous Tet Offensive says that on that day, the brief ceremony stirred up strong emotions and gave him closure regarding things he’d been thinking about for a long time.

Can’t get enough crab cakes? Lucky for you, we’ve made M.F.A. student Jim Lord’s entire book available to you here.

Behind every good wine, there’s … a UB graduate? Maybe not in every case, but each of the five wines reviewed in this issue represents a vineyard or winery connected to an alumnus with a nose for success. Read on to meet them.

Rainbow Bright: UB lights up the night at the one and only Artscape festival.