News Releases

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

  • Photo Exhibit At UB Focuses On Appalachian Blacks
    4/9/98
    Blacks in two rural Appalachian communities will come to life in a exhibit of photographs on display through May 29 outside the Mainstage theater in the Center for the Arts.
  • Effects of Lead Poisoning On The Brain to Be Topic of Annual Neurology Lecture At UB
    4/9/98
    Gary W. Goldstein, M.D., a pediatric neurologist at Johns Hopkins University, will deliver the annual Edward Fogan Lecture in Neurology on April 21.
  • UB School of Social Work Announces Plans For Center For Research On Urban Social Work Practice Nationally-Known Researcher Brenda Miller to Serve As First Director
    4/9/98
    The School of Social Work at the University at Buffalo has announced plans to open a research center devoted to seeking solutions to problems faced by today's urban society.
  • UB-Based SPIR Program Awards Grant to Graphic Controls Corporation
    4/8/98
    A $10,350 grant from the Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence program based in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has been awarded to the Graphic Controls Corp. for a design project for its new manufacturing facility.
  • "The Prudent Investor" Conference Set For April 18
    4/8/98
    "The Prudent Investor,” an investor education conference sponsored by UB’s Securities Clinic and the Gerald and Sandra Lippes Endowment for Entrepreneurial Law, will be held on April 18.
  • Rapper Krs-One to Speak At UB's King Commemoration
    4/8/98
    Musician KRS-ONE (a/k/a Kris Parker), whose intelligent, uncompromising views on life in urban America have led to him being dubbed the "conscience of rap" and "its leading advocate" by Rolling Stone magazine, will speak at the UB’s 22nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration.
  • Law School Symposium to Focus On 'human Rights, Environment And Community'
    4/8/98
    The ways in which human-rights abuses and abuse of the environment overlap will be explored during a two-day symposium to be held at the UB Law School on April 17 and 18.
  • UB Professor Says Turning Off Tv is Not The Answer; Parents, Teachers Should Encourage "Intelligent Use"
    4/8/98
    While TV-Free America (TVFA) has designated April 22-28 National TV-Turnoff Week, a University at Buffalo associate professor of communication says eliminating TV from American life is an "extreme measure"and not warranted.
  • Carnegie Center Exhibits UB Printmaking Work
    4/7/98
    Printmakers in UB’S ePIC (Experimental Print and Imaging Center) Program are showcasing their work through April 25 in an exhibition in The Carnegie Art Center in North Tonawanda.
  • UB to Host Conference On Environmental Health
    4/7/98
    "Chemical Mixtures in Environmental Health" will be the focus of the third Buffalo Environmental Health Sciences Conference to be held April 20 in the Center for Tomorrow.