News Releases

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

New evidence that increasing economic inequality rises out of political partisanship
3/12/15
Politicians’ support of economic policies that benefit their supporters are a boon to those on higher end of economic spectrum.
New study shows surprising risk created by access to personal information online
3/12/15
Access to routine information about you — like where you grew up and your relationship status — can help others manipulate you, a UB researcher finds.
Skating, reading, extracting DNA – students engage in Science Week ’15
3/12/15
Buffalo Sabres and libraries join UB and partners in expanded STEM programs for K–12 students.
Research shows Native American imagery hurts all ethnic groups, says UB psychologist
3/11/15
Studies have found that people exposed to American Indian mascots are more likely to negatively stereotype other ethnic groups, a UB psychology expert says.
UB anthropologist named Max Planck Society Visiting Fellow
3/11/15
Ana Mariella Bacigalupo's project is titled, "Memory, Spirits, and Violence in Mapuche Chilean Geographies."
For 80 years, ancient gold treasure rested undisturbed in UB library
3/11/15
UB Libraries and faculty to restore and study Greek and Roman coins from the eras of Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great and more.
In wintry Buffalo, a café heated daily with just six logs of wood
3/10/15
A wood-burning heater designed by UB architects enables the café to stay warm with no mechanical HVAC system.
UB grad school programs again ranked among nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report
3/10/15
Several UB graduate and degree professional programs have been recognized as among the best in the country.
2015 CareerFest to feature more than 100 local and national companies
3/9/15
Apple and Google will attend UB’s largest career fair for the first time, joining more than 100 local and national companies in recruiting UB students.
Small-class guarantee will deepen first-year law school experience
3/9/15
UB law students in their formative first year will receive even more personal attention from their professors under a new plan approved by law school faculty.

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