News Releases

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

Data breach that exposed millions is just ‘tip of the iceberg,’ UB expert says
6/5/15
These types of data breaches are virtually impossible to stop, according to UB's Arun Vishwanath.
NSA expands Internet spying that poses “serious threat to American civil liberties,” UB expert says
6/4/15
Expansion of the National Security Agency's surveillance of Americans' international Internet traffic is troubling, says UB's Mark Bartholomew.
First Health Mall Community Day
6/4/15
The Western New York community can enjoy free health screenings and family fun at the first Erie County Health Mall (ECHM) Health Fair and Community Day on Saturday, June 6.
Companies founded by UB faculty member and alumnus among latest START-UP NY businesses
6/3/15
The group includes For-Robin, a UB spinoff company developing a cancer therapy.
UB Articulation Boot Camp addresses common speech difficulties
6/3/15
UB’s Department of Communicative Disorders and Sciences is now screening applicants for its Articulation Boot Camp, an intensive four-week summer program designed to help correct articulation impairment.
Team heads to Nepal to study seismic performance of buildings affected by earthquake
6/3/15
What made certain structures collapse and others hold up is what UB's Andreas Stavridis will study.
UB’s Rowe receives New York State Public Health Association award
6/3/15
Donald W. Rowe, PhD, has been named the 2015 recipient of the Herman M. Biggs Public Health Award by the New York State Public Health Association.
Respect Jenner receiving makes this a milestone moment, UB expert says
6/2/15
Caitlyn Jenner is being treated largely with respect, and that is what makes this a milestone moment, according to professor emerita Elayne Rapping.
UB graduating senior dedicated to worldwide gender equality wins Fulbright Scholarship to Jordan
6/2/15
When UB Fulbright winner Samah A. Asfour was a junior studying in the Aix-en-Provence of France, she didn’t fully understand discrimination toward the Arab community until she met her host mother.
Six first-year MBAs win Verney case competition
6/2/15
A team of six MBA students from the UB School of Management will share a $2,000 prize as winner of the school’s ninth annual Steven C. Verney MBA Case Competition.

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