News Releases

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

  • Special Collections Unit is Reorganized
    12/9/04
    The University at Buffalo Libraries have announced the reorganization and technological updating of their Special Collections Unit, which includes the University Archives, Rare Books Collection and world-famous Poetry Collection.
  • Maurizio Trevisan Named Dean of UB School of Public Health and Health Professions
    12/9/04
    University at Buffalo President John B. Simpson today announced the appointment of Maurizio Trevisan as dean of the University at Buffalo School of Public Health and Health Professions.
  • Drinking Without Food May Set You Up For High Blood Pressure
    12/9/04
    Research conducted at the University at Buffalo has shown that consuming alcohol mostly without food is a significant risk factor for developing hypertension. The effect was present even in people with light-to-moderate alcohol intake, according to a report in the current issue of the journal Hypertension.
  • Rinck Bequest Will Help Needy Dental Students Complete Education
    12/8/04
    A bequest from the late Lois Mae Rinck is benefiting the UB School of Dental Medicine and the first dental student selected to receive the financial assistance it provides.
  • PointSmart Mouse Software Helps Children and Adults with Disabilities 'Point and Click'
    12/8/04
    A new software application, developed with assistance from the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Technology Transfer at the University at Buffalo, promises to ease the frustration of using a mouse -- and provide greater computer access-- for people who suffer from cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury or other disabilities that make it very difficult to point and click.
  • New System Reduces Risk of Burns during Interventional X-Rays
    12/3/04
    University at Buffalo researchers, working with an Amherst, N.Y., startup company called Esensors have developed a unique, real-time patient dose-tracking system, which lets physicians know when the accumulated radiation dose is approaching a dangerous threshold.
  • What's Next for Broadway-Fillmore? Find Out on Dec. 8
    12/3/04
    Community members and business leaders in Buffalo's Broadway-Fillmore area have been working for months with senior students in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning on what both consider "real" plans to invigorate the neighborhood, grounded in the past success of other "fresh market" projects, national shopping trends, and interest by the federal government.
  • Award-Winning International Filmmaker Elliot Caplan Joins Media Study Faculty
    12/3/04
    Elliot Caplan's work as a producer, video maker, filmmaker, theater designer and cinematographer is internationally recognized and held in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), France's National Museum of Modern Art, Cinematheque Francaise and museums in Taiwan, Germany, Israel and Brazil. Earlier this fall, Caplan added another distinction to his resume -- professor in the Department of Media Study in the University at Buffalo College of Arts and Science.
  • UB School of Management Team Wins $1,000 in Pricewaterhousecoopers Competition
    12/3/04
    A team consisting of two sophomores, one junior and two MBA students from the University at Buffalo School of Management took a $1,000 prize and won the first round of the national xTREME Accounting Campus Competition (xACT) sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) on Nov. 15.
  • Two-Fisted Assault on Dopamine Transport System May Be Foundation of Parkinson's Disease
    12/1/04
    Parkinson's disease may be caused by an environmental-genetic double whammy on the neurons that produce dopamine, the neurotransmitter that controls body movement, a new study by University at Buffalo researchers has shown.