News and views for UB faculty and staff
UB is partnering with the African American Health Disparities Task Force and other groups on the April 28 call-to-action.
The awards, worth up to $966,000, will help STEM scholars pursue postgraduate education.
UB vice presidents Michael Cain and Laura Hubbard, and faculty member Cristanne Miller are being honored for extraordinary service.
Stephanie Davidson and Georg Rafailidis are in the running for a 2018 AZ Award for a micro dwelling they designed in Buffalo.
Folger Library paleographer Sarah Powell will conduct a daylong workshop on how to read and digitally encode 17th-century materials.
President Satish K. Tripathi stopped by Thursday’s meeting to give a quick update on the state budget and answer a few questions.
A $32 million grant from NYS will launch the hub to accelerate the growth of WNY startups.
The Israeli-born artist and psychoanalyst will present the first U.S. museum exhibition of her work during her Creative Arts Initiative residency.
A UB event will feature a film screening and discussion of the ethics of research consent, privacy and ownership of DNA.
A collaboration between UB and a Buffalo school brings the Cravens Collection to a wider audience and fulfills the wish of the collection's benefactor.
Literacy training experience brings UB students into the multicultural classroom.
The annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence casts the spotlight on outstanding UB students.
