News Releases

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

University Police investigating fatal stabbing on North Campus
10/14/22
Police are searching for the suspects and do not believe there is a danger to the university community at this time.
Media Advisory: Tripathi on Friday to discuss flagship status; new goals for faculty hiring, research productivity, student success
10/13/22
The remarks will be part of the UB president’s 11^th annual State of the University address.
UB’s entrepreneurship law clinic helps Buffalo’s startups get their footing
10/13/22
In five years, the clinic has provided legal services to dozens of companies.
For MS patients, an app to boost conscientiousness may help them fight cognitive decline
10/12/22
MS patients may be able to stave off the cognitive decline that the disease can cause by using a smartphone-based app UB researchers are developing.
WNY COVID-19 Collaborative establishes 10 public health fellowships
10/10/22
Working through the Erie County Department of Health, these fellows will complete a full-time training program and work to address inadequate health care access.
Opioids and tranquilizers frequently prescribed to alcohol use disorder patients in NY
10/10/22
Prescribing rates in New York were the highest in the Capital region and were lowest in the state’s Metropolitan region.
UB Teacher Residency Program awarded $3.5 million to expand
10/7/22
The groundbreaking program, which is a model for the nation, is diversifying Buffalo’s teaching workforce and addressing the teacher shortage.
National award honors UB biochemist’s “transformational leadership” promoting inclusivity in science
10/7/22
The Society of General Physiologists has chosen Gabriela Popescu, professor of biochemistry in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences to receive the 2022 Sharona Gordon Award.
How climate change is likely to worsen reproductive health for generations
10/4/22
While an increasing amount of research is pointing to the role of climate change on long-term and intergenerational health, a significant proportion of the public remains unaware.
UB-led team receives $5 million to help older adults spot online scams, disinformation
10/4/22
The National Science Foundation-funded project aims to reduce online fraud among older adults, who lose billions of dollars each year.

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