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The panel discussion will focus on how the community and UB’s partners can address health care disparities through education, research and clinical care.

The grants, which total $4.5 million, show that UB is recruiting the very best early-career faculty.

Eighteen graduates received awards during the School of Management's commencement ceremonies.

A UB psychologist has received a $2.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to examine the critical developmental and educational transition children make when moving from pre-k to kindergarten.

An article in TIME Magazine about former NFL player John Urschel, who retired in 2017 to pursue a doctorate in mathematics full time at MIT, reports his love affair with numbers started the summer before eighth grade when he audited a calculus class at UB.  

An Associated Press article about more than 200 women hockey players who have pledged to not play in North America this year until there is a single, economically viable professional league interviews Nellie Drew about what leverage the players possess. 

An article in Forbes reports on research by Sarah Hoffman and colleagues on the remains of a young woman with a disfiguring facial anomaly who was buried in a Medieval church cemetery in Iceland that dated from approximately 1200 to 1563. 

Popular Science talked to Sanjay Sethi about a new study that found the presence of fungi and bacteria in vape juice and e-cigarette cartridges.