Bold Stories

A Sister's Quest for a Cure

Margie McGlynn, MBA '83 and BS '82, president of the Homocystinuria Network America, has endowed a professorship in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences to find holistic solutions for rare genetic diseases like the one that took the lives of two of her sisters in childhood.

We Are Boldly BuffaloAll that is not given is lost

Our Students

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Thriving as a student veteran
5/10/20
Chanel Powell came to UB after serving with the New York Army National Guard. Involvement on-campus has helped her make the most of her UB experience.

Our Faculty

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Can’t Be Grateful Enough
5/10/20
Mario Rocci Jr. (BS ’76, PhD ’81) wants others to receive the support he received at UB.

Here Comes Everybody
5/10/20
“We're called upon to share our essence in the world," says Rev. Msgr. J. Patrick Keleher, when explaining his motivation for supporting UB's James Joyce collection.
Help when you need it most
5/10/20
Robert Lamy, BS ’77, wants to offer his assistance to students faced with unexpected challenges, which is why he established the Robert Lamy and James Hipkens, MD, Emergency Student Fund.
Mentoring women who will be scientists and engineers
5/10/20
UB’s Women in Sciences and Engineering (WiSE) program is combatting this issue by providing a community for women studying STEM fields.
This investment pays dividends
5/10/20
This past year, thanks to a gift from Gregg Fisher, BS ’92, the School of Management added four additional terminals to the center.
An Irish treasure in Buffalo
5/10/20
UB serves as home to the world’s largest, most comprehensive and most prestigious collection of materials by and related to James Joyce (1882-1941).
Creating more seats at the table
5/10/20
University at Buffalo alumnae Greer Hamilton, MSW ’16, BA ’16, and Danise Wilson, MPH ’14, feel fortunate to have seats at the table, and they want to invite others to join them.
Still on the team
5/10/20
For Andrew Atman, BS ’08, his years playing on the men’s basketball team taught him many life skills that set him up for success in his career.
Honored and grateful
5/10/20
“Beyond grateful” is how Rebecca Kish, class of 2021, describes what she felt when she learned that she had been named a 2019 recipient of the Western New york Medical Scholarship.
9 ways the President's Circle impacted students this year
5/10/20
Each year, the President's Circle funds various initiatives that support our students, our faculty and our world. Here are nine ways it impacted our university in the 2018-2019 year.
Thriving as a student veteran
5/10/20
Chanel Powell came to UB after serving with the New York Army National Guard. Involvement on-campus has helped her make the most of her UB experience.
UB unveils latest autonomous vehicle
5/10/20
UB officials on Sept. 24 unveiled the university’s newest autonomous vehicle—a white Lincoln MKZ sedan.
Honoring their Father: Samuel A. Caccamise
5/10/20
Family members of Samuel A. Caccamise (DDS '26) have gathered together to honor their father by giving a significant gift to name an operatory after him.

Our World

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Healing in Haiti
5/10/20
School of Nursing makes its first humanitarian trip to the country.

Campus News

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Strategies like mask-wearing can help WNY avoid COVID-19 surge
8/3/20
Major challenges await Western New York and other parts of the state in late summer and early fall, but there are strategies the community can take to reduce the risks of COVID-19 outbreaks, according to UB data scientists.

We Are Boldly BuffaloHow, who, and what we become

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North Campus

6/1/18

Visit a Bulls game in Alumni Arena, learn how students in the Neurocognition Science Laboratory use VR to make an impact in the community, catch a tap class at the Department of Theatre and Dance, pitch an idea for a new product at the Blackstone Launchpad and more. Watch now.

South Campus

6/1/18

View nursing students in action in UB’s patient simulation operating room, look at how the Center for Research and Education in Special Environments uses a hyperbaric chamber to study environmental effects on human survival, and tour the iconic clock tower in Hayes Hall that just underwent a $44 million renovation in 2016. Watch now.

Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

6/1/18

Present data to a classroom in the Active Learning Center, watch students from various health professions learn together in the first-of-its-kind Behling Simulation Center, see how the Matt Urban Hope Center empowers students to change the world and more in this brand-new campus located right in the heart of the Buffalo medical corridor. Watch now.

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Our Place, Our Way, Our Future

For 170 years, the University at Buffalo has made life better in Western New York and around the world with bold action and an unmatched tenacity. At UB, being bold means solving society's most complex challenges. Helping millions of people around the world accomplish what was thought to be impossible. And fostering more leaders to take the reins of the future. Together, we take pride in our place, celebrate our way, and build our bright future.

Boldly Buffalo: The Campaign for UB is the largest, most ambitious fundraising campaign in university history—a campaign that will transform UB in nearly every way imaginable.

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