Hello UDressers!

We are looking for a dedicated member of UDress to take over the position of Executive Editorial Assistant. EEA is the "hub of knowledge" for UDress and works as the central contact for all members. This position includes (but is certainly not limited to!):

- Working closely with the Executive Editor & Editor in Chief 
- Sending out emails on upcoming events and minutes from meetings to all of UDress
- Creating the Master List of contact info for members
- Creating the Masthead
- Keeping track of stylist credits from photo shoots and putting them in the magazine  - Reserving rooms for meetings and other events
- Answering questions from current/ potential members  

We are looking for someone who is a current Freshman, Sophomore or Junior and would like to learn more about the inner-workings of the magazine for their future involvement. Don't hesitate to apply if this is your first semester with the magazine! As long as you are willing to commit and put in the time and effort, this could be an amazing opportunity for you!  

Those interested in interviewing for the position should email editor-in-chief Samantha Cowley at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. explaining how you've been involved with UDress so far and why you're the right person for the job. Any past internships or published works are a plus!     

Good luck!!

Prospective UDressers, current staff, and otherwise curious individuals,

Join us! At our first meeting of the year this Tuesday, September 7th @7pm in Purnell 115. We'll be explaining how to get involved, the application process, and all the major things we have in store for this year. I hope to see many new faces..and famliar ones, too! Let's get UDressed.

xoxo
Sam

332 E. 11th Street, East Village

(Real) definitions of the word "Buffalo":

1. A large shaggy-haired brown bison

2. A city on Lake Erie in western New York

3. A shuffling tap-dance step

Initially I found myself rather perplexed by this so-called “Buffalo Exchange" (and rightfully so).  When sent there to select attire for an upcoming photo shoot, I half expected to encounter a bizarre scenario involving wild oxen and awkward dance moves.

To my delight, I stumbled upon one helluva thrift shop. And the concept is actually simpler than it sounds. Old clothes = money in the bank. Bring in your preloved wares, they price’em, and you get 30% cash of what it’s worth or 50% store credit.

One look around and you'll want the store credit. All attire goes through a rigorous selection process before hitting the floor, resulting in a trendy mix of steals ‘n’ deals.

Why they chose to name their store after a mammoth-like creature, I'll never know. But I'm willing to look past it.