News Releases

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

Tsarnaev death sentence “easily a decade away” from being carried out, UB expert says
5/15/15
It could easily be a decade before Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's death sentence is carried out, according to law professor Charles Ewing.
Ambitious plans unveiled for UB Law School’s Advocacy Institute
5/15/15
A longtime UB Law School professor who has spent a lot of time in courtrooms throughout the nation is unveiling ambitious plans for the school’s Advocacy Institute.
UB to hold 169th commencement on Sunday
5/15/15
More than 1,300 students are candidates to receive degrees during UB’s 169th University Commencement to be held at 10 a.m. May 17 in Alumni Arena, North Campus.
UB and Roswell Park receive $1.85M grant to launch stem cell research program
5/15/15
The grant will support eight graduate students per year for five years.
UB professor Norma Nowak to receive Sponsors Award from Amherst Chamber of Commerce
5/15/15
Each May, the Amherst Chamber of Commerce recognizes individuals and companies that support Western New York through their business and community service.
Despite tragedy, rail travel remains safer than driving
5/15/15
Train travel remains statistically much safer than driving, UB emergency medicine professor notes.
Two majors, one minor, no problem
5/14/15
Mention the idea of that universal translator to UB senior Natasha Sanford and, though not a science fiction fan, she immediately starts solving the problem of real-time, speech-based translation.
Heavier, pricier vehicles are safer
5/14/15
When it comes to vehicle safety, car buyers get what they pay for, according to new research conducted at UB.
UB School of Management certifies largest LeaderCORE class
5/13/15
The UB School of Management awarded LeaderCORE™ certification to 49 MBA students in a ceremony held last month at the Marriott Hotel in Amherst.
CCR receives $9 million award to improve tool that maximizes supercomputing performance
5/13/15
The tool, developed by UB researchers, is used worldwide by academia, industry and government.

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