A new UB study finds that despite receiving less prenatal care, African refugee women experience healthier pregnancies than women born in the United States.

A UB researcher, among the first to study the health effects of TV binge-watching, has found correlations with weight gain, poor sleep, anxiety and social isolation.

A UB professor’s new book about train porters in 19th-century Canada sheds light on a transnational black community that helped lead the fight for civil rights in North America.

A UB study found that proton pump inhibitors, a group of drugs widely used to treat heartburn, acid reflux and ulcers, significantly increase the risk of kidney disease and failure.

Climate change is affected by the degree to which people perceive risk and react to it. So a UB researcher has created a new climate change model that includes human behavior.

For the second year in a row, UB hit an all-time high in the U.S. News & World Report rankings, coming in at No. 89 among the nation's best universities and No. 38 among the top publics.

The university has launched an identity and brand strategy that will ensure UB's story is told in a consistent, compelling and authentic manner.

UB’s revamped and highly customizable general education program promotes intellectual exploration to enrich students’ educational experiences.

UB’s Communities of Excellence unite faculty and students across disciplines to address global challenges head on.  

UB’s largest campaign in history will elevate our students, attract world-class faculty and support life-changing research with the potential to transform our region and the globe.