News Releases

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

Shedding light on potential toxins that lurk in blood and breast milk
9/16/15
Researchers struggle to detect toxic flame retardants found on common electronics and fabrics because current testing methods are inefficient or expensive. However, the new “one-shot” analysis has quickened the identification of flame retardants by five times.
Media Advisory: Transgender advocate Laverne Cox to speak at UB on Sept. 16
9/16/15
Laverne Cox, a transgender advocate and award-winning actress from the Netflix original series “Orange is the New Black,” will open UB’s 2015-16 Distinguished Speakers Series with a talk on Sept. 16.
UB-led STEM partnership chosen to help launch transformative national STEM learning initiative
9/16/15
Kick-off event will be held at the White House in November.
Media advisory: Higher ed sustainability leader will discuss trends, changes on college campuses
9/16/15
UB alumna Meghan Fay Zahniser is the keynote speaker for UB Sustainability's Fall Harvest Luncheon Sept. 17.
Lomeo named 2015 Buffalo Niagara Executive of the Year
9/15/15
By Jacqueline Molik Ghosen
Research partnership takes novel approach to pancreatic cancer treatments
9/15/15
The UB School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is leading a $3.8 million US-Ireland research partnership to develop new treatments for pancreatic cancer.
Fiorina should wield humor on Trump during debate, UB gender expert says
9/15/15
Women get more scrutiny when trying to attain high-level leadership or political roles because as a society we have gender stereotypes, says UB's Emily Grijalva.
Jacobs family makes historic $30 million gift to University at Buffalo medical school
9/14/15
UB’s medical school to be named the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
Media advisory: UB president to make major announcement
9/11/15
Members of the media are invited to a news conference where University at Buffalo President Satish K. Tripathi will make a major announcement about the future of the university.
Before accepting Syrians, U.S. must improve refugee support system, UB expert says
9/11/15
Unless the infrastructure is built to support refugees, President Obama's plan is not going to work, says UB's Hilary Weaver.

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