News Releases

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

Alberti Center’s annual conference to address bullying and persons with disabilities
9/27/16
UB’s Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention takes on the challenges of bullying abuse and people with disabilities at its annual daylong conference on Sept. 29.
$3.2 million NIH grant to help women with alcoholic partners
9/27/16
Nearly one in 20 adult women in the U.S. are married to or living with a partner with an alcohol use disorder. A $3.2 million grant to the UB Research Institute on Addictions will develop and evaluate an online program specifically designed to help them.
Alexandridis elected fellow of American Institute of Chemical Engineers
9/26/16
Election as AIChE fellow is in recognition of outstanding “service to the profession” and “significant professional accomplishment.”
UB researchers to study effect of Tonawanda Coke emissions on community health
9/26/16
The multi-year study will analyze how emissions may have impacted the health of area residents and employees.
UB School of Management alumna Judith Vredenburgh honored by AACSB International
9/26/16
Vredenburgh was among 30 change makers honored by AACSB International as part of the organization’s 2016 Influential Leaders Challenge.
New study describes what happens when the brain is artificially stimulated
9/26/16
The research marks a step forward in the quest to develop personalized brain stimulation as a treatment for disease.
Media Advisory: Linda Yalem Safety Run to welcome more than 1,000 runners for 27th year
9/23/16
The Linda Yalem Safety Run, one of UB’s most enduring traditions, returns for its 27th year to promote personal safety and remember UB student Linda Yalem.
Transmedia storytelling can be an effective health intervention
9/22/16
An academic study co-led by UB looks at the Emmy-nominated program, "East Los High."
30th annual Distinguished Speakers Series blasts off with twin astronauts Mark Kelly, Scott Kelly
9/22/16
Mark Kelly was commander of two NASA shuttle missions, while Scott Kelly is the first U.S. astronaut to spend a year in space.
Working mothers most in need of social support are less likely to receive it
9/21/16
The study involved 2,716 women who gave birth in large cities from 1998-2000.

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