News Releases

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

UB social work researcher introduces a new tool for treating alcohol and drug addiction
5/10/23
The Multidimensional Inventory of Recovery Capital (MIRC) is a reliable measure of resources that contribute to an individual’s successful recovery.
Post pandemic, UB business students rebuild free tax service program
5/9/23
During the 2023 tax season, 85 IRS-certified accounting students brought nearly $240,000 back into the Buffalo community.
You, your teeth, and Type 2 diabetes
5/8/23
The ability to chew properly may improve blood sugar levels in patients with Type 2 diabetes, study suggests.
UB researcher receives Radcliffe Fellowship
5/8/23
Eduardo Mercado III's new project will explore how human noise pollution presents a new threat to the survival of humpback whales.
UB Police respond to false reports of a person with a gun on campus
5/7/23
UB Police investigated the locations of these reports, which originated through social media, and determined they were false and unfounded.
Honoring scholars, sharing new discoveries
5/5/23
UB School of Management recognizes excellence in doctoral student research.
UB to receive $1.6 million to add new tech to precast concrete
5/5/23
The award is part of UB joining a Tier 1 University Transportation Center to enhance nation’s transportation infrastructure.
Media Advisory: Recovering and healing topic of May 14 remembrance event at UB
5/4/23
Howard Stevenson, an expert on resolving racial stress and trauma, will speak at UB on Thursday, May 11.
UB dental school breaks into top 10 in U.S. dental research, NIDCR says
5/3/23
The School of Dental Medicine is now ninth nationwide, an improvement of five spots from the previous year.
Novel disease mechanisms for AMD emerge from a decade's worth of systems biology research
5/3/23
The first genome-wide significant study of the epigenetics of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) has yielded a trove of genetic mechanisms and pathways that are responsible for this disease.