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The UB Law School’s Buffalo Human Rights Center will sponsor a panel discussion on the growing people’s movement for a universal health care system that is equitably financed and provides health care as a public good, not a commodity, Nov. 10 in Buffalo City Hall.

Civil rights movement leader and food justice advocate Shirley Sherrod will discuss food as an economic driver as part of Just Food, Just Communities event Nov. 10.

A dye-coated surface is one of three specially crafted layers that help the particle emit light ideal for bioimaging, UB researchers report.

The sixth annual event, which is open to the public, begins at 11 a.m. on Wednesday outside Alumni Arena on the North Campus.

Hundreds of volunteers will once again descend on Buffalo’s University District to plant 140 trees for the third round of ReTree the District.

Civil rights movement leader and food justice advocate Shirley Sherrod will discuss food as an economic driver at Tuesday's Just Food, Just Communities event on Buffalo's East Side.

Sophomores, juniors, seniors and MBA students in the University at Buffalo School of Management may apply now for the Western New York Prosperity Fellowship program.

The latest data on a much-talked-about issue in legal education, the amount of education debt carried by new graduates, shows that UB Law School grads carry less debt than nearly 90 percent of their peers.

UB will host its inaugural “Internship Day,” a marathon, multi-faceted workshop on taking advantage of internships, which will include a guest appearance by Joshua Walker, a UB grad and senior vice president for HBO’s distribution business affairs.

UB wrestler Corey Hollister thought nothing of getting his head hit during a wrestling practice last spring.