Marilyn Morris
Morris earns AAPS award
8/17/18

The SUNY Distinguished Professor is being honored for a lifetime of service by the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists.

American Academy of Nursing logo.
UB researchers named AAN fellows
8/16/18

Yu-Ping Chang and Sharon Hewner have been recognized by the American Academy of Nursing for their contributions to nursing and health care.

Illustration concept of the human brain and addiction featuring a distressed person crouched inside a puzzle-piece-shaped section within a human brain.
New approach targets drug relapse
8/16/18

A class of proteins that has attracted attention for its potential to treat disease has now been shown to curb drug-seeking behaviors.

UB faculty and staff give back to the community during the 2018 Day of Caring.
Making an impact on Day of Caring
8/16/18

UB employees turn out to give back to the community during the United Way's annual day of service.

Volunteers plant more than 200 trees and shrubs and about 260 perennials to stave off erosion, as well as 600 aquatic plants along the shoreline of Lake LaSalle.
Lake LaSalle springs to life
8/15/18

New research and recreational activities ensure that UB's lake is the campus focal point it was always meant to be.

downtown buffalo
Advancing green portfolio in Buffalo
8/15/18

UB RENEW’s partnership with the city of Buffalo places RENEW Fellows in City Hall to work on environmental and energy projects.

UB MBA student Lauren Weiss stands on stage for the pitch contest, with a map of the USA noting 7M people are blind or visually impaired projected behind her
Bringing disciplines together for social change
8/15/18

The Social Impact Fellows program pairs MBA and MSW students to develop solutions to social issues facing our region.

Group photo of the 2018 Rangel Scholars.
Senior is UB’s first Rangel Scholar
8/14/18

Daniel Courteau spent six weeks in Washington, D.C., this summer getting an introduction into the U.S. foreign service.

Liver anatomy illustration, abstract scientific DNA background with human silhouettes.
Grant to enhance liver care in WNY
8/14/18

The $3 million award from the Kaleida Health Foundation to UB researchers will be used to apply the power of big data to promote earlier detection and treatment.

Back View Of Group Of Men Using Running Machines In Gym.
Exercise to help beat cocaine addiction
8/13/18

Aerobic exercise could be a useful strategy for relapse prevention as part of a comprehensive treatment program, new RIA research has found.

teenage girl looks at a pregnancy test
‘Undue burden’ on adolescent abortion-fund patients
8/13/18

UB research finds adolescents who receive funding to pay for an abortion face more barriers to abortion access than adult abortion-fund patients.

Olli, the self-driving electric shuttle.
Introducing Olli
8/10/18

UB’s self-driving shuttle — which advances NYS as a hub for autonomous vehicle research — made its public debut on the North Campus.

Photographs, slideshows and videos capturing life at UB

From mother to child?

UB chemists are studying how chemicals such as flame retardants and pesticides accumulate in the local ecosystem, including in fish, birds and bird eggs. One goal is to learn whether chemicals can pass from mother birds to their young, to eggs. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

Published August 16, 2018

A closer look

Go behind the scenes of “See It Through Buffalo,” the documentary being screened at the Time Space Existence exhibition in Venice, in this video featuring interviews with UB School of Architecture and Planning faculty and students involved in the making of the film.

Workers add the UB logo to the sign bearing the name of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences on the building's entrance at Washington and High streets. Installation of the sign is the final piece of construction of the building. Photo: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki