• Art show aims to connect students to climate causes
    4/3/26

    The “Rooted in Resilience” exhibit of environmentally focused artwork marks the start of Sustainability Month at UB.

  • Microplastics’ effect on immune system
    4/2/26

    A study published by UB orthodontics researchers found 3D-printed polymers release higher levels of immunostimulatory particles than traditional ones.

  • A literary treasure in Buffalo
    4/2/26

    UB's Rare Books Collection holds the first British edition of “Wuthering Heights,” the iconic novel by Emily Brontë.

  • Peace, justice in Taiwan Strait focus of symposium
    4/2/26

    Experts from academia and “think tanks” will present at the annual symposium honoring the memory of historian Alison Des Forges.

  • Leadership growth requires reflection and support — not blame
    4/1/26

    A new framework explains how humbling experiences can make leaders better.

  • UB secures funding for cross-border supply chains
    4/1/26

    With $1M in federal funding, the initiative will help small- and medium-sized businesses navigate the challenges of cross-border trade.

  • Milestone announcement will highlight Sustainability Month
    4/1/26

    The month-long celebration will include dozens of events and activities, including a Climate Action Plan update on Earth Day.

  • 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.

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  • Onward: Celebrating Creeley

    The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries held an opening reception for a new exhibition, on view through the rest of 2026, celebrating the life and work of Buffalo’s beloved poet Robert Creeley (1926-2005). The reception, which took place on March 25 in Special Collections in Capen Hall, is part of Buffalo-wide programming marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of the poet — and longtime UB faculty member. Photos: Douglas Levere

    Published April 8, 2026

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The James Joyce Collection

The UB James Joyce Collection has long attracted scholars, students and literary researchers from around the world to Buffalo. Today, the UB Libraries is exploring how to share this renowned collection with a wider and more inclusive audience in Western New York and beyond, with the goal of creating a UB James Joyce Museum in Abbott Library. Visit the UB James Joyce Museum Fund for more information or to donate.

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