Campus News

Senior Amanda Hart, who prefers — and thrives — in a remote learning environment, believes it's the future of education.

Immunaeon will receive more than $50,000 in startup funding and services.

The School of Social Work’s Institute on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care has partnered with University Police to integrate the practices into UP's public service model.

Live and pre-recorded segments of the fall productions will be filmed at the Center for the Arts to observe all social distancing and safety protocols.

The U.S. Crystal Growing Competition, founded by UB chemistry professor Jason Benedict, takes on new meaning in a pandemic.

The event, part of the “Let’s Talk About Race” series, will focus on the civil rights activist and namesake for Talbert Way.

The exhibitions at the UB Art Gallery in the Center for the Arts and the UB Anderson Gallery are on view by appointment only.

Michael Mwenso’s course, “Protest, Hope and Resilience through Black Arts,” is part of programming for the UB Arts Collaboratory.

The ruling in the case invalidates the county’s local laws that block potential financial conflicts from disclosure by elected officials.

The “Together, we are UB” campaign uses digital resources to reinforce UB’s Health and Safety Guidelines.

The first testing location is in the Student Union, with more sites planned for the South and Downtown campuses.

A science communicator, Raven Baxter has secured major deals to write a children’s book and create a science education TV show.