If you think that "computer Utopia" is right around the corner, you might want to spend some time talking with Hank Bromley about the use of technology in America's schools.
With the economy in good health, more companies are willing to pay for executive training programs, like the Executive MBA program in the UB School of Management, because they feel compelled to restock with top talent after years of downsizing.
Pet-owners confronted with the death of a pet are forced by society to suppress their suffering, according to a University at Buffalo bereavement expert, because their anguish is largely unaccepted by a public that is uncomfortable with grief.
Research by a University at Buffalo physicist, published today in the British Journal of Nuclear and Particle Physics, provides the first indisputable evidence of the existence of anomalons, which contradict conventional laws of physics.
Several local residents are joining former UB basketball player Gina Stafford, who is charing the effort, in serving as team leaders for the third annual University at Buffalo Division of Athletics scholarship fund drive.
Social Security can be added to the list of “usual suspects” blamed for the breakdown of the American family, according to a new study of some neglected economic and social effects of this country’s current Social Security system.
What you eat may play a role in your risk of developing skin cancer, according to a review of scientific literature dealing with the relationship between nutrition and nonmelanoma skin cancers conducted by a University at Buffalo dermatologist.
In a new edition of the previously published "Scaling the Ivory Tower," University at Buffalo sociologist Lionel S. Lewis points out that research and publication may not necessarily be the prime considerations of academic qualification.
