News Releases

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

Clash between same-sex couples’ right to marry and religious freedom is up next, UB law professor says
6/26/15
The main battle over same-sex couples' right to marry is over, says UB's Michael Boucai.
Preeminent philosophers debate nature of disease and grief in three-day conference at UB
6/25/15
The nation’s two most prominent philosophers of medicine will present their divergent views of health, disease and grieving as part of a three-day conference on bioethics and the philosophy of medicine to be held at UB.
Nine entrepreneurs graduate from CEL Advanced Core program
6/25/15
Nine business leaders are ready to drive their companies forward after completing the Advanced Core program in the UB School of Management’s Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
Engineer receives $24,000 NSF grant for Nepal earthquake research
6/25/15
Congressman Brian Higgins announced that UB's Andreas Stavridis received a National Science Foundation grant for earthquake research.
Glasses that shine green light into the eyes could be the answer to insomnia
6/25/15
When you’re having trouble sleeping, light is the last thing you assume you need.
Obamacare survives ‘final serious’ challenge, UB health policy expert says
6/25/15
This could be the end of serious legal attacks on Obamacare, says UB's Nancy Nielsen.
NIH awards $12 million to UB quality assurance program in clinical pharmacology
6/25/15
The Clinical and Pharmacology Quality Assurance contract runs for seven years.
Confederate flag should not be flown from public buildings, says UB Civil War expert
6/24/15
The flag represents a Confederate nation founded on the premise that 'the black man is not equal to the white man,' says UB's Carole Emberton.
Startup CEL graduates first class of early-stage entrepreneurs
6/24/15
The first cohort of early-stage entrepreneurs graduated from the new Startup CEL program offered by the UB School of Management’s Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership (CEL).
Education student receives scholarships to ‘make a difference in the world’
6/24/15
Maryam Sadat Sharifian, a UB doctoral student in the Graduate School of Education, has received three awards to encourage her “to make a difference in the world.”

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