News Releases

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

For soldiers who have served in combat, perceptions of trauma and marital satisfaction strongly influence resiliency
3/16/18
Marriage satisfaction helped soldiers better deal with trauma from combat and resulted in lower levels of alcohol problems.
UB pharmacology scholar, William Jusko, receives ASCPT career award in therapeutics
3/16/18
William J. Jusko, PhD, SUNY Distinguished Professor in the University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, received the 2018 Oscar B. Hunter Career Award in Therapeutics from the American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics (ASCPT).
Politics is not the primary reason people are leaving churches, study suggests
3/15/18
Extreme political views might be driving some people away from churches, but the actual number of departing parishioners is not large and those who leave are mostly marginally involved with the institution, according to a new UB study.
Constitutional law scholar to discuss free speech in an era of economic and technological change
3/15/18
The UB School of Law will host a forum to discuss economic and technological changes and their impact on free speech at its upcoming Mitchell Lecture.
Cities are going green. Let’s not forget to make them equitable, too, researchers say
3/15/18
New book explores how to keep neighborhoods intact and affordable while pursuing environmental goals.
UB School of Management showcases PhD student research, accomplishments
3/14/18
At the PhD Showcase, the school honored doctoral students for research, teaching and career potential, and celebrated their research breakthroughs.
Too much online support can be harmful for HIV patients
3/14/18
UB School of Management study finds support from online forums improves self-care — but excessive amounts can be overwhelming.
University at Buffalo undergrads present retail strategies in Target case competition
3/14/18
A team representing the School of Management Minority Alliance won the 2018 On-Target Club Case Competition and will share a $1,500 prize.
Study: RIA scientist shares breakthrough discovery in neurotransmission
3/14/18
A senior research scientist at UB's Research Institute on Addictions has discovered how certain neurotransmitters are transported and reach their targets in the brain, which could lead to new drug therapies to help anxiety and other negative brain functions.
Hispanic Americans across ethnicities want HIV testing in Spanish
3/14/18
New University at Buffalo research that investigated the language preferences of Hispanic Americans seeking HIV testing in New York found that the majority of Hispanic patients preferred to receive care in Spanish, even if they were fluent in English.

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