Our country’s 75 million children are an abundant treasure in our midst. While only 20 percent of the population, they are 100 percent of our future—and their future will be our legacy.
The grant supports a two-year program of exhibitions that aims to advance art as inquiry and draw from the university’s resources and faculty expertise.
UB has received a planning grant from to support development of a Haudenosaunee Archive and Resource Collection, bringing a long-imagined project a step closer to reality.
“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.
A result of entrepreneurial success and university partnership, this gift will be used to help realize UB’s mission and values of equity, diversity and inclusion.
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.
With a community of support behind her, international studies and Spanish major Hannah Griffith, BA '17, says she is ready to take her global experiences and translate them into change at home.
Roberta and George Stevens find experiential learning to be essential for students, and their donation supports students who might not be able to afford it.
A local entrepreneur and nontraditional student driven to be a role model for her two young children is the inaugural winner of the Drs. Henry J. and Bonita R. Durand Scholarship, an award given to a student facing financial obstacles standing in the way of a graduate degree.
