News and views for UB faculty and staff
UB’s student-designed sustainable house is now open on the South Campus as a clean energy and sustainability engagement center.
A new book club brings together medical students and East Side residents in an effort to better understand and adress racial barriers.
UB Engineers Without Borders has formed a five-year partnership with La Laguna to provide clean drinking water to the community.
The effort seeks to raise $1 million to improve the experience and education of UB students.
The Canadian tobacco researcher will discuss the impacts of science-based tobacco-control policies.
The president's annual address celebrates record enrollments, multimillion-dollar grants, faculty awards and national rankings that have never been higher.
The UB Faculty Jazz Quartet will perform a concert of works by Herbie Hancock and McCoy Tyner as part of “Jazz Impressions: 1968.”
Seven artists will explore the intersection of nature and the unnatural as the newest residents in UB Coalesce: Center for Biological Arts.
Lawn signs espousing wishes for freedom aim to promote UB’s values as a community.
UB Social Work representatives discussed how NY counties can adopt a trauma-informed organizational culture within their social services departments.
The acclaimed quartet will perform concerts at UB and in the Mary Seaton Room at Kleinhans Music Hall.
Stephen Still will receive the association’s highest honor, the Samuel P. Capen Award, at this year’s award ceremony.
