News Releases

All of the latest news about our university. (by topic)

  • 10th Annual Perry Lecture At UB to Feature Physiology Expert
    10/5/98
    "Molecular Wellness" will be discussed by physiology expert Frank W. Booth in the 10th annual J. Warren Perry Lecture on Oct. 9.
  • Work-Related Disorders Are Real, Says Report of National Committee Co-Chaired By UB Professor
    10/5/98
    A National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council steering committee, co-chaired by a University at Buffalo professor, has concluded that there is good evidence that musculoskeletal disorders are, in fact, caused by the physical forces people put on their bodies, including those encountered at work.
  • UB Remembers Extraordinary Benefactor
    10/5/98
    UB has given permanent recognition to the generosity of the late Albert Jay Wright, who provided one of the largest private gifts during the university's private history, with the dedication of a memorial on the North Campus.
  • UB Center For Hearing And Deafness Receives Grants Totaling $30,000 For Three Studies
    10/5/98
    Grants totaling $30,000 have been awarded to three UB researchers by the National Organization for Hearing Research.
  • UB Hosts Guest Media Artists For Asian Film And Video Series
    10/5/98
    The Department of Media Study, in collaboration with the university's Asian Studies Program, this fall will present a film and video series titled "Looking Asian," featuring highly acclaimed Asian-American and Canadian media artists.
  • Colloquium On Frank Lloyd Wright to Be Held At UB
    10/2/98
    A colloquium for researchers and scholars to present their work on the architect Frank Lloyd Wright and his relationship to Western New York will be held at UB on Oct. 24.
  • Pharmacy School to Hold Educational Program, Exposition
    10/2/98
    The School of Pharmacy will hold a Pharmacy Career Pathways Program and Exposition on Oct. 14.
  • National Drug Agency Director to Visit Buffalo; Discuss Drug-Abuse Problems, Prevention, Education
    10/2/98
    Alan I. Leshner, Ph.D., director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), will be in Buffalo on Oct. 28 to speak with health professionals and opinion leaders about NIDA research and how it can be used to address local drug-abuse problems, prevention and treatment.
  • UB Conference to Attract Pioneersin New Science Devoted to The Teeniest Things
    10/2/98
    Some of the world's biggest names in a field devoted to the world's smallest manmade things are coming to the University at Buffalo for a Symposium on Nanoscale Science and Technology on Oct. 23-24.
  • UB School of Social Work to Offer Mini-Lecture Series
    10/2/98
    The Graduate School of Social Work this fall will offer a free mini-lecture series targeted toward those who work for, or with, community agencies and organizations, as well as social-work students.