Campus News

Medical services officer Lt. A. Fox was sent to Stratton Air National Guard Base in Schenectady in response to the COVID-19 crisis.  

The 1976 civil engineering graduate says the donation is designed to provide students and their families resources during these difficult times.

A micro-distillery with a UB connection is helping the community stay healthy by turning spirits into hand sanitizer that it offers free of charge.

There was limited exposure to others within the division, based on the timing of when this individual was last in Athletics' facilities.

Rob Grabowski, vice president of advancement, asks faculty and staff to support students who are dramatically impacted by the transition to distance learning.

UB senior Gina Carbone shares how changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic have affected her personal and academic life.

Testing on SEAS's shake table finds that UBIT's servers are unlikely to be disrupted during One World Café construction.

UB public health researcher Shauna Zorich says the leadership of the medical school helped Buffalo weather the outbreak better than many cities.

Computer science student Anant Patni hopes Pulse and Peaceful Sounds will help relief stress due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The student is self-isolating at their off-campus residence, as is a close family member who is also a medical student and is awaiting testing.

Units across the university have pulled together to help faculty, staff and students continue their work remotely.

Amid a nationwide shortage of materials, the UB community mobilized last week to send ethanol and swabs to Erie County to support COVID-19 testing.