Ask Elizabeth Bowen about the intersection of homelessness and HIV/AIDS in the United States and she’ll respond without hesitation, “Housing equals health.”

Inaugural Erich Bloch Symposium in Materials Design and Innovation will bring slate of innovative speakers from around the country.

Leonard Epstein also has been named to the editorial board of JAMA Pediatrics, the highest impact journal in pediatrics.

Twenty-four of Buffalo's best and brightest companies will pitch their ideas at premier event for entrepreneurs.

Norwegian collaboration highlights this year's festival, slated for June 5-11 at various locations on the North Campus.

43North winner Efferent Labs developed an implantable device that scans cells with florescent light to detect changes.

UB helped KeepTruckin get situated in the START UP-NY program and continues to assist with engineering graduates.

Teams of UB students will pitch their ideas for strategies that bridge the gap between Western and non-Western “cultures of care” on May 26.

The event highlights MDI, a new science and engineering department at UB.

Winners each receive a $6,000 prize, shared space at UB Business and Entrepreneur Partnerships and mentorship and other professional services.

Efferent Labs’ device allows real-time data to be collected from inside a patient.

UB urban planner Robert Silverman has been elected chair of the Urban Affairs Association Governing Board.

Events marking the 150th anniversary of Wright's birth begin in June and continue through October.

June in Buffalo, the University at Buffalo’s internationally celebrated new music festival that helped establish UB as a creative center for music, will take place June 5-11 at various locations on the university’s North Campus.

When Garfield O. Walker was asked to give an acceptance speech for winning the UB EOP award given to the student who displays endurance and courage in the face of extraordinary challenges, he was understandably and predictably nervous.