News Releases

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

Strong bonds: A generation of Puerto Rican chemists has thrived in Buffalo with Luis Colón as a mentor
2/28/20
Colón has recruited dozens of Puerto Rican students to UB over 25 years, with about 20 earning advanced degrees.
March 10 Imagine LaSalle meeting to feature new updates
2/27/20
Session will include preliminary vision for I-190 pedestrian crossing, large-scale model showing schematic design updates for future Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park.
Seventeeth annual Safe Schools Initiative Seminar set for March 19
2/25/20
The program is open to school teachers and administrators, law enforcement, first responders, elected officials and others.
Statement on PharmD accreditation
2/24/20
The School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and all of its degree programs remain accredited.
Media Advisory: To learn about food as medicine, Jacobs School medical students ditch white coats for chef’s coats
2/21/20
A new course being taught to UB medical students doesn’t take place in a lab or a classroom. Instead, it’s happening in the Culinary Arts department kitchens of SUNY Erie Community College. And instead of white coats, the students wear chef’s coats and toques.
Robot wars returns for Engineers Week
2/19/20
The popular event is one of dozens highlighting the variety of UB’s student engineering clubs.
To help students think in 3D, a geologist turns to paper model making
2/19/20
Chris Lowry has designed numerous foldable paper models of aquifers to help students visualize how water is stored underground.
Girls to explore worlds of information technology, startups at free event
2/18/20
At She Started IT on March 7, participants will meet with women who are entrepreneurs and professionals in the tech sector.
Open call for submissions to participate in Work In Real Time
2/18/20
'Work In Real Time' is a monthly salon-meets-project incubator that will take place in the atrium of the UB Center for the Arts. A total of $4,500 will be awarded to artists with winning projects.
In acoustic waves, engineers break reciprocity with ‘spacetime-varying metamaterials’
2/17/20
The NSF-sponsored research could have implications in communications, medicine and other fields.

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