The partnership establishes two new accelerated pathways for students to earn their bachelor’s degree at Hilbert and their Master of Social Work (MSW) at UB in five years.

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

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

UB Athletics received the institution award while Melanie Bliz was garnered administrator honors.

Mobile dental unit will be parked outside Harvest House community center on Buffalo’s East Side through the end of September.

The Department of Theatre and Dance is launching its Mobile Shakespeare Lab and taking a reimagined production of “Macbeth” to venues around Buffalo.

Stephanie Vander Wel writes in The Conversation that few female country artists wielded humor as deftly as Parton did.

Gil-García’s research explores how border policies, forced migration and family separation influence health, identity and the lived experiences of Indigenous migrants.

Eberhard Fellow in the School of Architecture and Planning asks whether thoughtful architecture can improve their lives without relying on expensive solutions.

Klotzbach-Russell and Sajecki are helping incarcerated individuals develop academic research skills, marking the first time UB Libraries have been involved in the initiative.

SnehAI, designed, implemented and evaluated between 2018-2021, preceded generative AI chatbots such as ChatGPT and Claude.

Since 2017, more than 200 UB students have taken part in the Social Impact Fellows program in more than 70 different internships in the Buffalo area.

Tool developed by researchers in the Department of AI and Society aims to help human service agencies respond faster during crises.

An expert in inclusive design and design education, Tauke left an indelible imprint on the intellectual life of the school.

GSE’s Jacoby Loury wants to help school counselors with practical approaches they can use with students, families and school communities.

UB geography study finds refugees in Buffalo face significant employment challenges long after their resettlement.

Life-saving equipment was donated to 10 community organizations as part of larger effort.

The program, part of a broader SUNY effort, helps prepare new UB students for success.

Architecture, Indigenous Studies faculty received a Mellon grant to design a public greenspace in Medina.

Providence Farm Collective in Orchard Park has been a site for learning for UB urban planning students and faculty.

Law professor writes in The Conversation that South Dakota's law banning ads about abortion pills violates free speech.

Funding came from a major federal grant awarded to UB’s Community Health Equity Research Institute.

Social work researcher has been tapped for initiative to promote smart decarceration.

Parents tend to avoid classrooms populated by a large number of students from low-income families, UB psychologists say.

GSE researcher will investigate how students’ social support networks influence well-being and academic success.

This year’s conference theme of “Black Founding Mothers and Fathers” was inspired by two historic milestones.

The New York State Disability Services Council presented Henesey with the “Multidisciplinary Collaboration Award” last month.

New American Summit in June brought together researchers, health care providers, community organizations and advocates.