News Releases

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

UB students tag butterflies to help track the insects’ spectacular migration
9/12/19
The efforts — part of the Monarch Watch program — can help to promote conservation.
College students (and everyone actually), take note: Self-care is key to success
9/12/19
A UB mental health counselor has an important message: Self-care is key to healthy stress management.
UB Arts Collaboratory launches academic year programming
9/12/19
“FEMALE,” the season's unifying theme, encompasses a range of endeavors that include exhibitions, installations, performances, screenings and residencies.
Affordable tool measures parents’ perceptions of their child’s school
9/12/19
UB social work researcher led team that developed and tested P-OSE, a new scale that can be used for specific schools or as part of district-wide improvement plans.
A robot with a firm yet gentle grasp
9/12/19
UB engineers develop a dynamic gripper that mimics the adjustable grip of a human hand, an advancement that could improve industrial safety.
How relapse happens: Opiates reduce the brain’s ability to form, maintain synapses
9/12/19
Exposure to heroin sharply reduces levels of the protein necessary for developing and maintaining the brain’s synapses, a UB study has found.
Regional leaders to discuss health care in the decade ahead
9/12/19
Leaders from the region’s top health systems, insurers, physician groups and community health organizations will come together on Oct. 11 for an all-day forum to discuss the future of health care.
Autschbach to receive the 2019 Schoellkopf Medal
9/11/19
The award is the oldest given by any local section of the American Chemical Society.
UB-backed startups awarded a combined $82,564 from FuzeHub
9/10/19
With the help of UB researchers, the companies are working to improve display screens, and cooling wearable devices.
Bestselling author and journalist Matt Taibbi headlines UB’s Humanities Festival
9/10/19
National Magazine Award-winning columnist and author of the forthcoming book “Hate Inc." will speak on Sept. 20 in Asbury Hall in Babeville.