• UB’s Human Rights Center releases immigration report
    3/31/26

    The report found “serious violations” of the rights of WNYers due to cooperation of local and state agencies with immigration enforcement.

  • Foltz-Ramos named National Academies of Practice Fellow
    3/31/26

    The distinction recognizes the UB nursing professor's contributions to the profession and to interprofessional health care.

  • Inspiring young learners to explore STEM
    3/31/26

    Engineering staff member Christina Escobar introduces middle and high school students to science and engineering in engaging ways.

  • Event to address history, legacy of Love Canal
    3/30/26

    A conversation between author Keith O’Brien and former Love Canal resident Luella Kenny is part of University Libraries' exhibit “Toxic Archives.”

  • Read to lead CRIA
    3/30/26

    Under her leadership, the Clinical and Research Institute on Addictions will embody new strategies, such as AI, to advance addiction research, prevention and treatment.

  • CAS to hold Undergraduate Research Showcase
    3/27/26

    The inaugural event will highlight student discovery and creativity across a wide variety of disciplines.

  • UB to celebrate student excellence
    3/27/26

    The two-part Celebration of Student Academic Excellence features a student research showcase followed by a recognition ceremony.  

  • Successful minority employees can create false sense of diversity
    3/27/26

    A new study finds an unexpected downside to highly successful women and racial minorities in organizations.

  • Five UB researchers elected AAAS fellows
    3/26/26

    Jason Briner, Hao Zeng, Jo Freudenheim, Keith Kirkwood and Jun Zhuang are now members of the prestigious scientific society.

  • Remembering UB’s Ivy Day — on Ivy Day
    3/26/26

    UB Then looks back at UB's unique take on the annual tradition at the Ivy League schools.

  • Solving protein structures made simple
    3/26/26

    Jacobs School researchers have shown how an electron diffraction technique can quickly and efficiently create high-resolution molecular maps.

  • UB programs among top 50 in QS World University subject rankings
    3/25/26

    The dental school ranks in the top 10 for dentistry and several other programs are in the top 50 in other subject areas.

Photographs, slideshows and videos capturing life at UB

  • Rare resource

    University Communications photographer Meredith Forrest Kulwicki has spent some time recently in University Libraries Special Collections, following classes using the collections as a resource for research. Students in an Early Spanish American Literature class took a field trip to Capen Hall in February, reviewing both books and manuscripts from the early colonial period housed in the Rare Books Collection. In March, HIS 301 historical writing, taught by Katherine Zubovich, visited the University Archives, where students were introduced to the archives' resources, with the goal of finding items for their research papers.

    Published April 3, 2026

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Match Day 2026

For fourth-year medical students from the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and across the country, Match Day is a rite of passage, culminating in the moment when doctors-to-be learn where they’ll be pursuing their residency training programs.

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