UB Giving Day is an opportunity for faculty, staff, alumni, students and friends of UB to come together and support students via a 24-hour fundraising opportunity.
Leaders from business, academia and nonprofit organizations are invited to “Leadership Reimagined: Building Resilient Organizations,” a daylong conference hosted by the School of Management’s Center for Leadership and Global Impact.
Christopher J. Scolese, a UB graduate who serves as director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), will speak to engineering students April 2 at Davis Hall.
The School of Management will host a free lecture April 7 by George R. Botic on the regulatory implications of artificial intelligence in accounting and auditing.
The first speakers have been announced for Inside Higher Education’s US AI Summit, a landmark convening of national leaders from higher education, industry and policy to explore how artificial intelligence can address society’s most pressing challenges.
UB has earned a gold designation — advancing from its previous silver ranking — in the 2026–27 rating of military friendly Tier 1 research institutions in the U.S. by Military Friendly,® a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business.
UB’s Community Health Equity Research Institute will host a free, public workshop on March 24 featuring Renata Schiavo, senior lecturer, sociomedical sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University.
The School of Architecture and Planning is marking nearly two decades of its Bethune Lectures with the opening of an exhibition and a panel discussion, both being held on March 23 in the Hayes Hall Atrium.
UB’s search to find a successor to President Satish K. Tripathi is progressing according to the timeline, with the search committee expecting to recommend a group of finalists to the UB Council for its consideration late this month.