News Releases

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

UB CLOE to hold open house for leadership coaching certification
4/9/21
Leaders, managers and current and prospective leadership coaches are encouraged to attend the virtual open house from 4-5 p.m. on May 26 via Zoom.
UB, partners awarded $300,000 to expand high-speed internet in Fruit Belt
4/8/21
Additional partners include The John R. Oishei Foundation, Kaleida Health, Community Tech NY.
Panel to discuss equity in legal education and the profession
4/7/21
Educators, judges, practitioners and activists will discuss how to ensure students of color are better prepared and supported as the become attorneys.
UB Arts Collaboratory to welcome renowned painter for an extended community project
4/6/21
Cecily Brown will collaborate with local artists and storytellers as part of her first public art project.
Doctors, IT experts differ on why tech-related errors occur—and how to fix them
4/5/21
New research from the UB School of Management shows how the development health information technology can be improved to reduce patient safety errors.
For researchers and community groups focused on reversing health inequities in Buffalo, new UB website is go-to resource
4/2/21
The Community Health Equity Research Institute has launched its website, an important tool to be used by community groups and partners, giving them a voice in the impactful community research being conducted at UB.
UB names finalists in entrepreneurship competition
4/1/21
Five teams are one step closer to the $52,000 in startup funding and business services that will go to the group that presents the best plan for a viable new business in Western New York.
UB launches website to find appointments for COVID-19 vaccine
3/31/21
Developed by faculty, students and staff from UB's School of Management, WNY Vaccine Hound is a one-stop shop that lists appointment openings throughout the region.
A UB chemist’s other tools: A fountain pen, ink and a stylus
3/31/21
Timothy Cook moonlights as an artist, with projects binding two passions: science and drawing.
To identify the best COVID-19 treatments, patients with mild or moderate symptoms are needed for NIH-funded study at UB
3/31/21
To find an effective medication for mild to moderate cases in non-hospitalized patients, a clinical trial underway at UB is testing drugs, including monoclonal antibody medications, in people with mild to moderate cases of COVID-19.