• Humanities Festival set for Sept. 25-26
    9/15/26

    ‘Breaking News’ is the theme of this year’s Buffalo Humanities Festival, a two-day event Sept. 25-26 that will feature award-winning journalist Juan González.

  • Center for the Arts announces fall 2026 season
    9/15/26

    CFA’s programming spans music, comedy, film, dance, free events and the university’s Distinguished Speakers Series.

  • Good teams are about more than individual talent
    9/14/26

    Management study finds that the right combination of similarities and differences can help team perform better than individual talent alone would predict.

  • Homecoming and Family Weekend set for Sept. 22-27
    9/14/26

    The six-day celebration will feature events across campus, including alumni programs, the Homecoming football game and opportunities to reconnect with UB.

  • The science of belonging
    9/14/26

    In University Communications’ Driven to Discover podcast, psychology professor Shira Gabriel delves into our fundamental need to belong.

  • UB to lead SUNY Brain Institute network
    9/11/26

    As anchoring hub, UB will coordinate research on Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological conditions affecting older adults.

  • Nursing launches Kenan Scholars Program
    9/11/26

    Supported by a $2 million gift from the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust, the program will accelerate the path to practice and prepare nurse leaders.

  • UB expands micromobility fleet
    9/11/26

    UB and Reddy Bikeshare this week introduced a new fleet of 75 bikes for faculty, staff and students, including 25 pedal-assist bikes.

  • When science and public service go hand in hand
    9/10/26

    UB’s first Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship recipient Aisha Makama explains what being True Blue means to her.

  • Responsible AI must be built in from the start
    9/10/26

    School of Management professor co-edits special journal issue on how AI can be designed for public good.

  • Jacobs School mourns passing of Steven Lipshultz
    9/9/26

    Lipshultz, an internationally recognized leader in pediatric cardiology and cardio-oncology, passed away Sept. 5 at age 72.

  • Sirén named Executive of the Year
    9/9/26

    Buffalo AKG Art Museum director will be honored at the School of Management’s annual awards ceremony in October.

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  • Section as Cosmogram

    Now on view in the Hayes Hall Atrium on UB’s South Campus, “Section as Cosmogram” explores the space between heavens and earth. The exhibition, which runs through Nov. 6, brings together section drawings by contemporary architects and landscape architects that visualize both real and imagined connections between the terrestrial and the celestial. Blending precision with wonder, the works offer glimpses into worlds seen and unseen, inviting viewers to contemplate the cosmos through the lens of design. Photos by Douglas Levere.

    Published September 16, 2026

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Leading the charge

Jessica Driscoll, innovation sprints coordinator for the UB StartUp and Innovation CoLab, talks about why she’s proud to Lead the Charge for the next generation of UB students.

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