News Releases

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

In MS patients, HDL cholesterol has a protective effect
9/29/15
An international research team led by University at Buffalo scientists has found that HDL cholesterol protects the blood-brain barrier from injury in patients with MS.
UB among a diverse group of universities forming coalition to improve college admission process
9/29/15
A diverse coalition of public and private colleges and universities, including UB, is coming together with the goal of improving the college admission application process for all students.
Should adolescents be allowed to drink at home? Depends on the home, study finds
9/28/15
Does allowing adolescents to drink at home increase or decrease their chances for future alcohol-related problems? It depends on the type of home, a new study finds.
UB banned books exhibit shares works from literary blacklist
9/25/15
To celebrate Banned Books Week, the University at Buffalo Libraries will hold their first Read-Out, where students, faculty and staff are invited to share short passages from a banned book of their choice.
Zirnheld named one of 100 Inspiring Women in STEM
9/25/15
The national award recognizes women whose work and achievements are encouraging a new generation of women to consider STEM careers.
UB to hold STEM UP job fair Oct. 7 for students, alumni
9/25/15
The UB Office of Career Services will hold STEM UP, a job and internship fair for UB students and alumni in the science, engineering, technology and mathematics fields, on Oct. 7 in Alumni Arena.
Media Advisory: UB School of Management to unveil new undergraduate center
9/24/15
By Matthew Biddle
UB names McCormack chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine
9/24/15
He served as interim chair of the department since January.
UB’s NYS Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics announces industrial advisory board
9/23/15
The board will help shape research directions based on industry trends and needs.
Using big data to solve a moody issue
9/23/15
Mood disorders like depression are common among U.S. adults. Still, such disorders remain challenging for clinicians to diagnose and treat effectively.