News Releases

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

UB medical school graduate envisions a future in the “medical hub” that Buffalo is becoming
5/12/16
Jason Edwards is leaving Buffalo this summer for his medical residency, but it’s not forever.
UB spinoff Abcombi Biosciences lands coveted spot in Johnson & Johnson’s Toronto incubator
5/11/16
The biomedical startup, which evolved from UB engineering research labs, will remain headquartered in Buffalo.
Buffalo Institute for Genomics and Data Analytics names first executive director
5/11/16
Brian McIlroy, a seasoned life sciences professional, joins BIG from GE.
These audio cues are for the birds
5/11/16
Humans and animals use similar cues to make sense of their acoustic worlds, according to new UB research.
UB reorganizes research infrastructure
5/11/16
UB is reorganizing its Office of Research and Economic Development to better support UB researchers and the community.
Media Advisory: Thousands of UB students to take part in commencement ceremonies
5/11/16
Thousands of UB students will don caps and gowns this week as families fly in from around the world to attend UB’s commencement celebrations.
Gollnick elected a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology
5/11/16
An accomplished scholar, Gollnick has published over 100 academic articles, advancing the field of microbiology.
High-powered board will advise UB School of Law Advocacy Institute
5/10/16
The Advocacy Institute – the UB School of Law’s newest signature initiative to train students to become the best advocates in the profession – has named of a high-profile National Advisory Board.
Outstanding local students are recipients of the 2016 WNY Medical Scholarship
5/10/16
Christine Robertson and Jessica LaPiano are the 2016 recipients of the Western New York Medical Scholarship award.
New book asks, “Where are the women architects?”
5/10/16
In "Where Are the Women Architects?" Despina Stratigakos uses the architectural profession as a lens to examine issues that affect women across male-dominated occupations, from a lack of female role models to unequal pay.

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