News Releases

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

New book explores how zombie culture frames many contemporary issues
3/3/16
Zombies don’t have much to say, but there’s a lot to say about them. And two UB researchers are among those doing the talking in a new book about zombies.
Zodiaque Dance Ensemble
3/3/16
One of UB's resident student dance companies will perform April 1-3 at the Center for the Arts. Directed by Kerry Ring and Anne Burnidge.
The secret to 3-D graphene? Just freeze it
3/3/16
Engineers tame the notoriously fickle supermaterial in aerogel form with a 3-D printer and ice.
Study finds three key factors to crowdfunding success
3/3/16
For entrepreneurs using crowdfunding to bring new products to market, high quality photos and video, previous crowdfunding success and positive comments from backers are the keys to a successful campaign.
Delta Sigma Pi team wins UB Target case competition
3/3/16
Four business and accounting students took first place in the School of Management's On Target Undergraduate Club Case Competition.
Piano recital by UB music professor explores the work of one of 20th century’s major composers
3/2/16
Eric Huebner will follow Olivier Messiaen’s particularly rich arc of influence in a program of performance and discussion in the next Scholars on the Road lecture on March 9 in New York City.
After Super Tuesday, don’t discount the underdogs just yet, UB political scientist says
3/2/16
The stakes are far too high to count Trump's Republican rivals out just yet, says James Campbell.
UB researchers to study gun violence among youths
3/2/16
How and why children carry weapons is the subject of a $3.4 million interdisciplinary study led by two UB researchers looking to find ways high-risk children can escape a cycle of violence.
Opioid epidemic is topic of Mini Med School series
3/2/16
Series will feature experts in medicine and nursing as well as representatives from law enforcement
Media Advisory: UB pediatric dentists join pledge to end the R-word
3/2/16
The Department of Pediatric and Community Dentistry in the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine will join the Special Olympics and Best Buddies International in the fight to end the spread of the r-word – “retard” – a hurtful and derogatory term used toward people with intellectual disabilities.