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Discover how the UB community is leading the charge, lending a hand and changing the world for the better.

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Fifteen Years of Progress and Purpose

Shaped by humble beginnings and an unshakable belief in education, Satish K. Tripathi charted a path that made him one of UB’s most transformative and enduring leaders.

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A look back

Read a reflection on President Tripathi's leadership
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Reflections on leadership that have left an indelible mark on UB and its community.

UB President Satish K. Tripathi at commencement.

Satish K. Tripathi at the College of Arts and Sciences commencement ceremony, May 18, 2025.

Features

The Making of an Ambassador

1/22/26

How a UB education and a passion for human rights led this alumna to the highest ranks of diplomacy

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Breaking the Cycle of Pain

1/22/26

UB researchers are combining expertise across disciplines to tackle a silent epidemic affecting roughly 60 million American adults

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Helping Kids Find Their Voice

1/22/26

At UB’s National AI Institute for Exceptional Education, “AI for good” means critical support for millions of kids with speech and language disorders

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Spring 2026

The most recent print issue

Keep reading about next-gen degrees, traveling clinics, high-tech sound, first-year phenoms, and alumni leaders in AI, NASA, patient-centered care and more in this issue.

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Departments

Our Students

Solving For a Better World

1/22/26

WNY Prosperity Fellow and UB senior Lauren Phung finds purpose in puzzles and public transit

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Our Alumni

Continuous Improvement

1/22/26

A biomedical engineer takes a circuitous but steady route in her drive to help patients

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Findings & Frontiers

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An Expert on Dickinson—and Much Moore
1/22/26
Since its founding in the 1980s, the Emily Dickinson International Society has presented the organization’s highest recognition to only a handful of scholars.