News Releases

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

Buffalo bee dwelling wins international architecture award
3/21/13
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Elevator B, a honeycomb-themed tower housing bees on Buffalo’s waterfront, has won a highly-regarded international architecture award.
More UB medical school students choose Buffalo for their residencies
3/20/13
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Fifty percent more students in the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences have chosen a UB residency program this year than last year, according to statistics compiled on the graduates at Match Day 2013 held March 15.
Moving 6 tons of sand by hand: It’s all in a day (or five days) of river research for UB scientists
3/19/13
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The work wasn’t glamorous, but it had to be done.
High-carb intake in infancy has lifelong effects, UB study finds
3/19/13
Results of animal study suggest that human babies may be less prone to obesity if given solid foods later
UB gears up for 14-hour-long marathon reading of Emily Dickinson’s poems during National Poetry Month
3/18/13
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Community members will get the chance to celebrate National Poetry Month in April by paying homage to the poems of 19th-century American poet Emily Dickinson in an epic community marathon reading in which all 1,789 of Dickinson’s poems will be read aloud in 14 hours.
UB’s 2013 Black Box Concert will celebrate electro-acoustic and computer music
3/15/13
The event willl feature a performance by star percussionist Patti Cudd
MS patients did not benefit from CCSVI intervention, landmark pilot study of 'liberation treatment' finds
3/15/13
Procedure is safe but does not improve MS outcomes, a finding that the UB investigators call “surprising and unexpected”
Composer David Felder, one of new music’s spectacular exemplars to premiere new major work at UB April 23
3/15/13
Soprano Laura Aikin, a Buffalo native, and UB Distinguished Alumna, will join dozens of world class performers
News Conference: Protecting Schools and Children
3/14/13
A record number of educators and law enforcement officials will meet at UB to discuss growing concerns about the safety of our children, on school grounds and beyond
Civil liberties author to speak about Supreme Court case involving Communism and UB
3/14/13
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Civil liberties activist Marjorie Heins will appear at the University at Buffalo on March 25 to discuss her latest book, which details a Supreme Court decision that made it unlawful for states to discriminate against Communist Party members.

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