News Releases

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

Lecture to discuss impact of UB’s emerging role in queer studies in the arts
12/4/15
Without a doubt, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly are the three great post-abstract expressionists in American art, says Jonathan Katz, director of UB’s visual studies doctoral program.
Extremist groups have global audience at their fingertips due to social media, UB expert says
12/4/15
Online communication amplifies polarized attitudes, says UB's Michael Stefanone.
Study undercuts idea that ‘Medieval Warm Period’ was global
12/4/15
Vikings may not have colonized Greenland in nice weather, new research finds.
UB law school students and their adviser to deliver scroll of signatures to Paris climate change conference
12/4/15
Six UB upper-level law students and their professor will travel to Paris to be part of the 2015 United Nations Conference on Climate Change.
Media Advisory: Singer, songwriter John Legend to appear at UB
12/3/15
Singer, songwriter and pianist John Legend will speak at UB on Dec. 3 in Alumni Arena as part of UB’s Distinguished Speakers Series.
Another mass shooting, yet legislative change to gun laws unlikely, UB law expert says
12/3/15
Pro-gun organizations have too much control over Congress, says UB's Anthony O’Rourke.
Statement from the University at Buffalo about dismissal of Malkan lawsuit
12/2/15
A federal magistrate judge has dismissed the lawsuit brought by former University at Buffalo employee Jeffrey Malkan against former dean of UB Law School, Makau Mutua.
UB celebrates relationship with Tanzania with book launch party, rally for students’ upcoming study abroad trip
12/2/15
The UB community will celebrate the ongoing accomplishments of the university’s Buffalo Tanzania Education Project — including the launch of a new book — at a special event to take place on Dec. 3.
Twitter data can make roads safer during inclement weather
12/2/15
It’s “Snowing like CRAZY up in here” and other tweets can boost computer models that guide traffic.
VTech hack is the first major attack to gain access to minors’ accounts
12/1/15
More than 200,000 of the 5 million accounts stolen in a cyberattack on the digital toymaker VTech belonged to children, information that hackers could use to open credit card accounts, according to a UB expert in cyber deception.

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