• UB IN THE NEWS
    It’s a real challenge to care for VIP patients, whether they’re hospitalized or not.

    Nancy Nielsen writes in The Conversation on the difficulties doctors face when treating celebrities, politicians and other high-profile patients.

  • UB IN THE NEWS
    At that level, [deepfakes] can do a lot of damage.

    David Doermann speaks to NPR about the lack of 'deepfakes' this presidential election, and how these falsified videos often cause more trouble on a local level.

  • UB IN THE NEWS
    It is a particularly painful irony that much of her legacy is at great risk of being undone by another woman.

    Lucinda Finley speaks to The Guardian about the potential of Supreme Court nominee Amy Comey Barrett undoing Ruth Bader Gisnburg's work. 

  • UB IN THE NEWS
    Touching on current events moves the market of attention towards them.

    Monica Stephens speaks to GQ about social media influencers posting content in support of Black Lives Matter, and how that can be perceived as insincere.

  • UB IN THE NEWS
    If we could make superconducting wires that we didn’t have to cool, we could, in principle, replace the whole power grid.

    Theoretical chemist Eva Zurek speaks to New Scientist about the discovery of the first room-temperature semiconducter.

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Faces & Voices
Barnard.
“My UB degree levels the playing field. I’m on par with anyone from any school.”

Barnard
PhD ’20, MS ’10, BS ’06

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Esther.
“I look back at my four years of education with overwhelming joy. So many good people of the Buffalo and UB community have stood by me.”

Esther
BS ’20

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Erin Proud.
“Everyone starts off as a blank slate here, and it’s so easy to connect with resources you need to be successful.”

Erin
Student

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Matthew.
“Instead of just telling students to think big, UB teaches us how by providing the experiences to do it.”

Matthew
Student

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Jonathan.
“You can feel an academic presence throughout UB, even in the social spaces.”

Jonathan
Student

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Hadar Borden.
“We’re looking to help our students gain an understanding of what it really means to launch your own startup.”

Hadar Borden
Blackstone LaunchPad at UB

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Dante.
“At UB, there was always someone to help me pursue any new idea or project.”

Dante
BA/BS ’16

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Leonard.
“UB is really diverse. I lived with Korean and Chinese students in my suite, and there were students from many different countries on every floor.”

Leonard
BS ’16

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Leslie.
“Here I’ve learned that just because something has never been done before doesn’t mean it is impossible.”

Leslie
BA ’18

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Shimon.
“At UB, our undergraduates are doing work that has historically fallen to grad students, and they’re equal to the task.”

Jonathan Shimon
Faculty, College of Arts and Sciences

Faces & Voices
Jessica Kruger.
“Good mentors open doors you never knew existed. Each of them will help you become the person and professional you want to be.”

Jessica Kruger
Faculty, School of Public Health and Health Professions

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