News Releases

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

Aspiring entrepreneurs enter final round of UB competition
4/6/16
Five teams will vie for more than $60,000 in startup funding and in-kind services in the final round of the Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition on April 13 at UB’s Center for the Arts.
UB symposium on women and gender explores alliances that respect differences
4/5/16
UB’s Gender Institute will present Gender Across Borders 2016 Forging Alliances/Vive les differences on April 8 at the South Lake Community Center on the university’s North Campus.
Journal supplement points out disparities among African-American, white smokers
4/5/16
The percentage of African-American high school seniors who smoke has changed very little over the past two decades, UB tobacco expert Gary Giovino reports in a journal supplement he co-edited.
From climate change to religious belief: Next Science & Art Cabaret to tackle doubt
4/5/16
The cabaret event series has been entertaining WNY audiences for several years.
UB STEM summit seeks to advance women in science, technology, engineering and math careers
4/5/16
Connections that extend beyond the classroom are a key to building STEM success.
Islam will be the focus of scholarly events at UB
4/5/16
Highlights include a student panel titled, ‘Muslim Students’ Experiences in the U.S.’
One Region Forward receives national planning award
4/4/16
The American Planning Association named the UB-led sustainable development initiative for Buffalo-Niagara as one of six Achievement Award winners.
Media advisory: Getting to know Buffalo is a priority for these medical students
4/4/16
The Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences holds its first-ever community immersion program on April 4 - 8.
Tripathi letter to university community on upholding core values
4/1/16
Dear University Community: I ask you to join me in reaffirming, once again, our shared commitment to upholding and living our core UB values of diversity, inclusion, and mutual respect at all times.
Statement from the University at Buffalo regarding racist cyberattacks
4/1/16
UB’s Information Security Office identified a small number of printers on campus that may have been vulnerable to anti-Semitic cyberattacks directed at institutions nationwide. Our information security officers have taken steps to prevent future attacks.

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