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UB Underscores Commitment to 'Green Campus' Planning

As environmentalists and citizens nationwide observe Earth Day, the University at Buffalo today reemphasized its commitment to achieving climate neutrality. | Read article

Public Forum to Focus on Concepts for Development of 3 UB Campuses

Members of the community, along with University at Buffalo faculty, staff and students, will have an opportunity to provide feedback on specific concepts for future development of the university's North, South and Downtown campuses at a day-long forum to be held on April 22. | Read article

Buffalo News: Editorial calls on governor to keep upstate aid promise

An editorial in The Buffalo News calls on Gov. David A. Paterson to keep his upstate aid promise, noting that the UB 2020 initiative to expand the university as a flagship research university is too important to let its support get lost in the need to prepare a budget by the April 1 deadline. | Read article

Buffalo News: State must continue to support UB's development

An op-ed in today's issue of The Buffalo News by President John B. Simpson calls on state leaders to continue to support UB 2020, which will benefit not only the university but the entire Buffalo Niagara region. | Read article

Buffalo News: Editorial praises UB for role in planning, design of WNY

An editorial in The Buffalo News praises UB for the increasingly important role it has played in the planning and design of the area, as well as its innovative student projects, projects that connect the school and the city, a lecture program that brings people from all over the world to the school and involvement with Habitat for Humanity. | Read article

Building UB, Growing Community

Critique the emerging campus master plan

4/22  Intensive workshops for UB and WNY community to view and critique key concepts in the emerging plan for three UB campuses – North, South, and Downtown – as well issues in transportation and the creation of a 21st century “learning landscape.”

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