News Releases

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

Hard as a diamond? Scientists predict new forms of superhard carbon
9/9/19
A study identifies dozens of new carbon structures that are expected to be superhard, including some that may be about as hard as diamonds.
UB School of Management climbs eight places in U.S. News ranking
9/9/19
The University at Buffalo School of Management is again ranked as one of the country’s best undergraduate business programs in the 2020 edition of “America’s Best Colleges” by U.S. News and World Report.
With one click, ‘digital pipeline’ automates classification of diabetic kidney disease
9/5/19
UB researchers have developed a new method that automates the classification of progressive diabetic kidney disease.
Media Advisory: Startup Week events at UB celebrate entrepreneurial spirit
9/5/19
Students, staff and faculty will take part in activities hosted by UB from Sept. 16-24.
UB ranks 31st among U.S. public colleges in Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education rankings
9/5/19
UB is ranked No. 5 among public universities in the Northeast, No. 48 among all colleges in the Northeast, and 110th nationally.
UB Theatre and Dance Presents: "Dr. Seuss's The Cat In The Hat"
9/4/19
The UB Department of Theatre and Dance will present the beloved family classic “Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in The Hat.”
Media Advisory: Kids can have their say at next LaSalle Park public workshop
9/4/19
Imagine LaSalle meeting Sept. 11 will feature fun, hands-on activity to get input from children on designs for the park’s new Play Garden.
Moog CEO named 2019 Buffalo Niagara Executive of the Year
9/4/19
John Scannell, chairman and CEO of Moog Inc., will be honored as the 2019 Buffalo Niagara Executive of the Year by the University at Buffalo School of Management.
UB speakers series to welcome Central Park Five member, “Shark Tank” investor, Pulitzer Prize winner
9/3/19
Nyle DiMarco, Maggie Haberman, Yusef Salaam, Daymond John, Jeff Corwin all part of 2019-20 Distinguished Speakers Series.
Developing a richer understanding of natural sciences critical to making better policy decisions
9/3/19
UB sociologist interviewed 32 biologists, ecologists, engineers, industry experts and government officials about their inability to guarantee whether or not Asian carp would invade the Great Lakes.

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