Campus News

Group of UB students at The Legacy Museum.
  • New perspectives through immersive spring break
    4/21/26

    The trip to the American South explored the connections between enslavement and mass incarceration.

  • A legacy of mentorship, as well as research
    4/24/26

    After 33 years at UB, Luis Colón is retiring, leaving behind a career defined as much by the students he mentored as by the research he conducted.

  • A campus tradition—with a few honks along the way
    4/24/26

    Adopt-a-Goose provided a fun new way to involve more people in Giving Day this year.

  • State awards UB $3.7 million for special care dental clinic
    4/23/26

    The new clinic, scheduled to open in Squire Hall next year, will serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  • Showcasing student creativity, entrepreneurship
    4/23/26

    Fifth annual Student Art Sale is set for April 28 alongside CFA's Spring Into Art event.

  • New details added for AI summit
    4/23/26

    Agenda and additional speakers have been revealed for Inside Higher Education's US AI Summit at UB in June.

  • UB reaches major milestone in carbon neutrality goal
    4/22/26

    On Earth Day, President Tripathi announces UB has achieved its target for directly controlled emissions, five years ahead of schedule.

  • Model rocketry company wins Panasci competition
    4/21/26

    More than $75,000 in startup funding and services were awarded in the UB entrepreneurship competition.

  • Author to speak on prison book bans
    4/21/26

    James Tager’s presentation on Thursday will discuss censorship practices in jails and prisons.

  • Startup Week touts entrepreneurial impact
    4/21/26

    Panels, workshops and networking events aim to connect startups with capital, talent and support.

  • New perspectives through immersive spring break
    4/21/26

    The trip to the American South explored the connections between enslavement and mass incarceration.