News Releases

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

Studies point to redlining as a ‘perfect storm’ for breast cancer
5/12/25
New UB-led research indicates that while the residential segregation policy was outlawed decades ago, it still impacts women’s health today.
UB School of Management celebrates career partners for impact on student success
5/8/25
The Career Resource Center hosted a celebration to honor several recruiting and internship partners for their considerable impact on student success and career development.
Expert: Rite Aid pharmacies closing will have a ‘monumental negative impact’ on Western New York
5/8/25
The loss of roughly 70 community-based pharmacies will cause confusion, disruptions, and inconveniences for patients and health care systems.
A free, family-friendly event led by UB faculty members Noemi Waight and Ryan Rish
5/7/25
The event will explore the science of cycling through STEM stations, bike-related activities and a community ride led by Slow Roll Buffalo.
School of Nursing expands research, teaching with its first wet lab
5/6/25
It positions the School of Nursing among a small number of nursing schools with dedicated wet lab facilities.
UB medicinal chemist Heppner receives ACS Portoghese Lectureship Award
5/6/25
Jere Solo Assistant Professor both develops new drugs and seeks to improve drug discovery process.
Grammy-Award Winner Joss Stone Brings Less Is More Tour To The UB Center for the Arts this Fall
5/6/25
This special performance is part of Stone’s Less Is More tour, offering audiences an intimate evening highlighting her dynamic vocals and stripped-back musical arrangements.
Study: Families confront roles and responsibilities of rural jail incarceration
5/6/25
Although families have no official place in the criminal justice system, they create and take on substantial support roles for incarcerated people both during and after the incarceration.
UB statement on May 1, 2024, arrests and lawsuit
5/6/25
Regarding the protest that occurred on May 1, 2024, and protesters’ attempted encampment on university grounds, the university publicly described in previous statements why arrests were made under existing policy at the time.
Brain networks rewire to compensate for difficulty hearing speech in noisy environments
5/6/25
Researchers have identified the area in the brain that shows significant changes in people who struggle with speech in noise.