News Releases

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

UB statement regarding the tragic events in Paris
11/14/15
All four UB students studying abroad in Paris are safe and accounted for, as are the two UB students studying in the south of France.
UB responds to graffiti on campus
11/13/15
BUFFALO, N.Y. – University at Buffalo Police are investigating what appears to be an incidence of graffiti containing intolerant language in three locations within an academic building on UB’s North Campus.
University at Buffalo students win intercollegiate cybersecurity competition
11/13/15
A team of six University at Buffalo students was victorious in the inaugural Collegiate Pentesting Competition, a cybersecurity challenge held Nov. 7-8 at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
STEM education leaders — including four from WNY — convene in D.C., meet White House officials
11/12/15
Members of WNY’s ISEP program — co-led by UB — discussed strategies for building equitable, real-world STEM learning opportunities.
Co-author of national teen weight-loss surgery study is helping address region’s pediatric obesity problem
11/11/15
Recruited to UB and Women & Children’s Hospital last year, he brings a fresh perspective to Western New York’s pediatric obesity issue.
Molly Ringwald Revisits the Club: 30th Anniversary Screening, Discussion, and Q&A of The Breakfast Club
11/11/15
UB Center for the Arts presents Molly Ringwald Revisits the Club: 30^th Anniversary Screening, Discussion and Q&A of The Breakfast Club on Saturday, December 12, 2015 at 7:00pm.
Media Advisory: Harness the power of marketing to get noticed
11/10/15
The third installment of the Innovation Lecture Series presented by UB's CBLS will feature special guest Susan Mangicaro, president of medical device marketing, product development and corporate social responsibility at S. Scott Global LLC.
Medical marijuana should be held to same standard as other drugs, UB pharmacist says
11/10/15
People are advocating for medical marijuana for less than pure reasons, says UB's Edward Bednarczyk. It needs to be studied.
Barrier between veterans, clinicians persists
11/10/15
New research, which surveyed nursing and social work graduate students, found that future clinicians are not taught about military culture in the classroom and are often ill-prepped to treat veterans and their families.
How a mutant worm’s reaction to a foul smell could lead to new treatment avenues for disease
11/10/15
UB researchers’ quest to understand a worm’s strange behavior yields important information on dopamine receptor signaling.

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