Blue and White Lights for UB’s 15th President
The Peace Bridge linking the U.S. and Canada was bathed in blue-and-white lights for six hours on Sept. 19-20 to salute Satish K. Tripathi as UB’s 15th president and to recognize the start of Inauguration Week. Photos and story >Read the full story
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What’s Next for UB
Satish K. Tripathi leads UB at pivotal moment in its 165-year history
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Monumental Donation
Historic donation to medical school will have transformational impact
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Building Influence
Despina Stratigakos explores fascinating history of women in architecture
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10 Years Later
Tenth anniversary prompts reflection on how much UB and the world changed
Profiles
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Alan Friedman, BFA ’77
Celestial photographer
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Alan Winslow, BA ’07
Environmental explorer
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Mary Cappello, PhD ’88 & MA ’85
Author of unusual book
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Tilmon Brown, BA ’93 & BS ’93
Baker and entrepreneur
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UB in the News
BBC News reports UB breakthrough in the genetics of Parkinson's disease
2/8/2012 A UB breakthrough allows researchers to see how mutations in the parkin gene cause the Parkinson's disease in approximately one in 10 patients.
NBC Today Show interviews UB professor about Tourette's-like symptoms of Le Roy students
2/7/2012 David Lichter, MD, UB clinical associate professor of neurology and a specialist in Tourette's syndrome, discussed the possibility of social media contributing to the symptoms of conversion disorder.
The Buffalo News reports on the UB Alzheimer's Disease and Memory Disorders Center
2/3/2012 A front page article in the Buffalo News reports on the Alzheimer's Disease and Memory Disorders Center, a project of UB's neurology department based in the Jacobs Neurological Institute in Buffalo General Hospital, which opened for patients just a few months ago.