News Releases

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

Jarvis testified about health needs of Native American children
3/27/15
UB professor studies rheumatic disease and effects of trauma, toxic stress among Native American children.
UB students available to apply Lean Six Sigma problem-solving tools at WNY companies
3/27/15
The program can help Western New York companies of all types and sizes – from manufacturers and lending institutions to health care providers and nonprofit organization.
Social work professor honored with national award
3/26/15
Deborah Waldrop, a professor in the University at Buffalo School of Social Work, received a prestigious Award of Excellence in Research from the Social Work Hospice & Palliative Care Network (SWHPN) at the organization’s annual General Assembly in Philadelphia last month.
2015 UB Signature Series will celebrate award-winning career of Stephen McKinley Henderson
3/26/15
Henderson is an educator, director and award-winning television, Broadway and off-Broadway actor.
Media Advisory: Law School’s Mitchell Lecture targets the impact of ‘Big Data’
3/26/15
The question “Who rules big data?” and how these information technologies change our understanding and application of the law is the subject of the University at Buffalo’s annual Mitchell Lecture.
Did coalition-building by Old World monkeys influence the evolution of human social structures?
3/26/15
A UB graduate student is studying crested black macaques with a grant from the Leakey Foundation, which has backed the work of primatologists like Jane Goodall.
GSE speaker: No silver bullet to promoting higher education success
3/26/15
Laura Perna, a nationally recognized authority on higher education achievement, will speak at UB on March 30.
Rebuilding Buffalo through collaborative partnerships on the BNMC
3/26/15
Matt Enstice, president and CEO of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, will discuss his organization's continuous efforts to cultivate a world-class medical campus in Western New York.
Learning to think, talk and act like an engineer
3/25/15
Welcome to the Engineering Club at Sweet Home School District’s Heritage Heights Elementary. Joey and Anton are eager third-graders working on how they can attach the back wheels (CDs) to an axle (pencil) to a car body (foam core board) that will be powered by a rubber band.
UB Police to enforce seat belt compliance, safe driving
3/25/15
University at Buffalo Police will once again mark the spring season by stepping up attention to seat belt compliance on campus, patrolling campus roadways and setting up checkpoints during peak traffic times.

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