Graduate News

Healing historical trauma from racist research, policies and practices is the theme of this year's conference.

UB students participating in the annual Diversity + Design competition generated a series of thoughtful proposals for a memorial to victims of COVID-19.

Inspired by the pandemic, UB anthropology and museum studies students examined diverse objects from the UB Art Galleries and the UB Libraries.

A new study by UB’s Behavioral Medicine Lab aims to find out.  

All students, employees and visitors — regardless of their vaccination status — will be required to wear face coverings while inside campus buildings, including classrooms, hallways, libraries and other common spaces, as well as UB buses and shuttles.

A Jacobs School program offers a unique way for students to mentor — and be mentored by — patients with pre-diabetes and diabetes.

Beginning Aug. 3, all students, employees and visitors — regardless of their vaccination status — must wear face coverings while inside campus buildings.

The new technology developed by UB engineers could have far-reaching applications in transportation safety.

School of Management research shows why some employees resist delegation from their managers.

University Communications photographer Douglas Levere used his Summer Hours and pizza-making talents to raise money for cancer research.

Answers to a few of international students' most frequently asked questions about vaccination status.

As part of Homecoming Weekend, UB will hold two ceremonies for the 2020 graduates: one for undergraduates and another for graduate-degree recipients.

Graduates will be honored in two ceremonies on Oct. 1 as part of Homecoming Weekend.

The UB faculty member is a globally recognized leader in environmental science and analytical chemistry.

The School of Law program mentors promising underrepresented and first-gen students who are considering a career in law.