A special session will bring together stakeholders to explore collaborative models for teacher preparation.

A $528,000 NASA grant awarded to UB RENEW scientist Kang Sun will examine levels of pollutants in “near-surface” air pollution.

Among the items in the aspirational plan are relocation of Special Collections to Abbott and construction of a central atrium in Lockwood.

The book “Sofia Learns About Research” helps educate participants and their parents about how they can be part of medical breakthroughs in Buffalo.

UB places 61st among U.S. public colleges for in-state students in Kiplinger's “Best College Values” and 59th by the Center for World University Rankings.

Kiosks and the GET app help streamline the ordering process at Campus Dining and Shops venues.

A new model of the blood clotting process will help improve presurgical planning and care for patients with certain bleeding disorders.

The new system developed by UB engineers could be used in crowded metro areas, an important innovation for cities working to adapt to climate change.

Higher education community has a responsibility to counter ignorant, sinister rhetoric that too often leads to violence, president says.

Guacamole lovers rejoice! A new study illuminates the avocado’s family history and lays the foundation for the species’ improvement.

The classic Disney film kicks off a fall lineup for the popular Buffalo Film Series that includes “Blazing Saddles” and “Roma.”

The idea behind the installation is to bring the sea — especially its plight due to pollution — closer to people’s minds.

Joyce Hwang and her team are looking to make the outdoor areas of a former Madrid slaughterhouse more habitable in the face of global climate change.

UB optics experts contributed to research on a new retroreflective material that could be used for nighttime color-changing road signs.

Engineering and Theatre and Dance students combined their unique skills to build two sets for the Prague Quadrennial earlier this summer.

The program places student teams at mission-driven organizations to develop innovative solutions to social issues impacting Western New York.

UB psychiatrist Uriel Halbreich will lead discussions at the World Psychiatric Association Congress aimed at implementing the approach.

The study led by UB epidemiologist Meng Wang found the impact was roughly equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes a day for 29 years.

UB’s fourth annual Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop explores the use of terra cotta in high-performance facade design.

The UB community is invited to “walk the walk” by attending a celebration of the rainbow crosswalk on Aug. 29.

The program in pharmacometrics and personalized pharmacotherapy is one of the few providing evidence-based instruction in drug therapy optimization.

A UB-led study found that MS patients on the vegetable-rich Wahls diet experienced less fatigue.

GSE’s Valerie Nesset has received a federal grant to find better ways librarians can provide programs and services to baby boomers.

The journey begins this week for the newest members of the UB community as incoming students arrive for the start of the new academic year.

The Jacobs School faculty member has received the designation of master, one of the highest honors the organization bestows.

Law professor succeeds Errol Meidinger as director of UB Law’s signature vehicle for interdisciplinary scholarship.

The law school is partnering in a new initiative that will provide on-the-spot legal help to poor and disabled people in Western New York.

The new public service announcement is scheduled to debut Aug. 29 on ESPN+ during the broadcast of the Bulls’ football game against Robert Morris.

The NIH funding will be used to develop interventions to help young adults quit smoking and improve sleep among people with MS.

A $1.5 million gift from UB alumnus David Pfeil honors his longtime UB friend and classmate, Kenneth Colwell.

Murchie Family Fieldhouse is considered a “game-changer” for UB Athletics.

“Igniting Hope” brought faculty, staff and students from across the university together to examine the social determinants of health.

The university is bolstering oversight and accountability for Greek-letter social fraternal organizations and lifting its suspension on all but one of the groups.

Membrane-less organelles, found inside human cells, have a variety of important biological functions, from gene regulation to stress response.

UB volunteers brought energy and enthusiasm as they fanned out across the Buffalo area for the 27th annual Day of Caring.

The experienced communicator will continue to work to expand UB's reputation.

Full-time, fully funded PhD students will see an increase in their 2019-20 stipends under the PhD Excellence Initiative.

While the first day of the academic year is always exciting, it's even more special this year — especially for female law students — with the visit by the U.S. Supreme Court justice.

Stakeholders worked to develop a network to address sustainability and resilience challenges in the Lower Great Lakes region.

The Choir of Gonville & Caius College at the University of Cambridge will open the Department of Music’s Slee Visiting Artist Series for 2019-20.

UB philosopher Ryan Muldoon says that while new tech does generate some harms, preemptive bans would stifle innovation and block potential solutions to real problems.

The Supreme Court associate justice talks about writing for the majority in the court's landmark VMI decision.

UB’s provost and executive vice president for academic affairs is praised for transforming gen ed, improving graduation rates and enhancing faculty research.

UB BLAST introduces engineering, medical and business students to the trials and triumphs of launching a medical startup — in just five days.

Andrew Talal says screening adults ages 18-79 for the hepatitis C virus responds to a surge in incidence of the disease.

A new UB study will examine how EMS work affects eating habits.

UB’s Summer Math Program helps middle school girls improve their skills while making math fun, engaging and useful.

UB ReUSE’s fall sale helps students save money and the environment.

A. Scott Weber will continue to serve as vice president for student life while a national search is conducted to identify a successor to Charles F. Zukoski.