News Releases

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

Hydrogen fuel technology powers win in UB entrepreneurship competition
4/13/17
A team led by a UB doctoral student took first place in UB’s Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition for a technology that generates hydrogen gas from water.
Media Advisory: Cultural critic Roxane Gay to speak at UB April 13 in CFA
4/13/17
Cultural critic Roxane Gay, author of the New York Times bestselling collection of essays “Bad Feminist,” will speak on April 13 in the Center for the Arts, North Campus, as part of UB’s Distinguished Speakers Series.
Another record-breaking year for applications to UB
4/13/17
Applications for undergraduate admission at UB are up 7.5 percent over last year, and are expected to top 27,000 for the first time.
A shockingly new leadership style has come to D.C., and in the long run, there likely will be serious negative consequences, says expert on leadership and team effectiveness
4/12/17
An authoritarian style does not work best when it comes to complex, dynamic environments, says UB's Paul Tesluk.
Accreditation for UB dermatology residency program is withdrawn
4/11/17
Following its annual review and subsequent site visit of the dermatology residency program at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education has withdrawn the program’s accreditation, effective June 30.
Media Advisory: Aspiring entrepreneurs to compete for more than $60,000 at UB
4/11/17
Five teams will vie to be the next winners of the Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition.
Media Advisory: To better understand patients’ lives, UB medical students will interact with and reflect on city’s diverse communities
4/11/17
Students will meet with residents from a variety of Buffalo neighborhoods.
UB TCIE builds international relations for advanced manufacturing
4/11/17
UB’s creation of advanced manufacturing MOOCs has sparked conversations with a binational nonprofit organization and a technical college in Mexico.
Study: Higher wages linked to immigrant diversity
4/10/17
Diverse immigrant populations do more than enrich a city’s cultural fabric. According to UB geographers, they also boost wages.
Technology brings clinic to families in new childhood obesity study
4/10/17
A $1.9 million National Institutes of Health grant will enable UB professor Myles S. Faith to test a family-based treatment for childhood obesity using innovative technology that allows study participants to be treated in their homes.

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