Geographers and political scientists will address “Geographic Information Systems and Political Redistricting: Social Groups, Representational Values and Electoral Boundaries” in a conference to be held Oct. 24-26.
A performance by comedian and MTV personality Bill Bellamy, a mini-parade and, of course, a football game will highlight the University at Buffalo’s family and Homecoming weekend slated for Oct. 24-26.
The UB chapter of the American Medical Student Association is challenging Western New Yorkers to run, walk, roller blade or bike in the fight against domestic violence in a 5K race to be held Sunday, Oct. 19, in Delaware Park.
Registrations are being accepted for the second fall term of the Graduate Tax Certificate Program offered by the Institute for Tax Studies in the UB School of Management.
George E. Haddad, M.D., will present the C.K. Huang Lecture at the 22nd annual meeting of the Friends of the Health Sciences Library on Sunday, Oct. 19.
The contrasting, yet complementary, aesthetics of traditional Korean music will be experienced on Saturday, Nov. 15, when six of Korea's most outstanding performers are featured in Slee Concert Hall.
An eight-week course that details strategies and procedures for buying or selling a business is being offered by the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership in the UB School of Management.
The University at Buffalo is reaffirming its commitment to Buffalo and the region by investing $100 million over 10 years in its South Campus and spearheading new efforts to bolster neighborhoods surrounding the South Campus.
Marion Faller, a UB associate professor of art , has been recognized by the New York Foundation for the Arts with a $5,000 grant to create a catalogue to record and promote her photography.
