Graduate News

Here is how our graduate faculty, students and researchers are making headlines at the University at Buffalo.

  • Miller co-edits definitive edition of Dickinson’s letters
    3/26/24

    The first such collection published in 60 years reveals the poet, once thought to be reclusive, was engaged with family, friends and the events of her time.

  • UB distributes over 12,000 NSF eclipse glasses to local students
    3/26/24

    Eyewear protection, provided at no cost to schools, will allow thousands of kids to safely view April 8 event.

  • UB English professor co-edits the definitive edition of Emily Dickinson’s letters
    3/26/24

    First such collection published in 60 years reveals “what an extraordinary friend Emily Dickinson was to so many people.”

  • Danielle Meyer on Nutrition and Cancer
    3/26/24
    Food has become an increasingly fraught subject in America. Is paleo good for you? Keto? Should everyone be intermittent fasting? Meanwhile, an increasing number of Americans under 50 are being diagnosed with cancer, particularly colon cancer. Is our diet the problem? In this episode of Driven to Discover, Dave Hill talks to public health researcher Danielle Meyer, a board-certified specialist in oncology nutrition and director of the undergraduate program in nutrition at the University at Buffalo, about these issues and more. A refreshingly honest and nonjudgmental spokesperson for food in all its varieties, Meyer dispels common myths, exonerates the downtrodden potato and eliminates grocery cart guilt for good.
  • Jon Batiste to Perfrom at the UB Center for the Arts
    3/25/24

    Multi-Grammy® and Oscar® Winner Jon Batiste Announces Exclusive East Coast Show at UB in May

  • Breaking new ground on Indigenous law
    3/25/24

    Rebecca Chapman, senior assistant law librarian at the Charles B. Sears Law Library, talks about her work that sheds new light on Native American legal traditions.

  • Elected officials, UB leadership gather to tout Empire AI
    3/25/24

    The proposed statewide consortium aims to put New York State at the forefront of responsible artificial intelligence innovation.

  • Coombs expands service to veterans in crisis
    3/22/24

    The UB Law faculty member, recently named to the state Veterans Treatment Court advisory committee, will oversee a new VTC Externship at UB Law.

  • WNY elected officials, UB leadership and tech leaders support Empire AI, putting New York at forefront of responsible AI innovation
    3/22/24

    Empire AI will position New York as national leader in AI research & technology development, ensuring access to world-class computing power.

  • Match Day 2024
    3/22/24

    It was an exciting day for UB medical students, as they learned where they will spend the next few years of their training as physicians.

  • A different kind of medical mission
    3/21/24

    UB infectious disease physicians worked to establish education, clinical and research partnerships during a recent trip to Ghana.

  • UB Singapore students win ASEAN competition
    3/21/24

    The students' winning project in the 2024 Geospatial Challenge mapped food waste across the island nation.

  • SEAS extends outreach efforts to Buffalo high school
    3/21/24

    Through a new partnership, Burgard High School students can make informed decisions about college, identify a future goal and plan for how they will achieve it. 

  • In Ghana, UB infectious disease physicians embarked on a different kind of medical mission
    3/20/24

    Earlier this year, a group of UB infectious disease physicians traveled to Ghana. It was part of an effort to reframe global health trips.

  • Xiong named IEEE fellow
    3/20/24

    The UB computer scientist was recognized for his contributions to process variation modeling, circuit yield optimization and their applications in industry.