News Releases

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

Tiny, light-activated crystal sponges fail over time. Why?
8/6/15
A UB chemist lands prestigious NSF CAREER award to do research that could help extend the sponges’ lives.
Media Advisory: Meet the UB Bulls tonight at UB on the Green
8/5/15
UB will celebrate summer tonight (Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015) with UB on the Green, the university’s free outdoor event series featuring live music, dancing and hands-on activities for the entire family.
Legionnaires’ disease has always been around, UB infectious disease expert says
8/5/15
UB's John Sellick does not believe the largest outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in New York City's history is an epidemic.
Scientists grow human serotonin neurons in petri dish
8/5/15
UB researchers have generated human serotonin neurons from human fibroblasts, the cells that give rise to connective tissue in the body.They say their findings are applicable to generating many other previously inaccessible human cell types.
Media Advisory/Photo Opp: New, colorful Adirondack chairs will create cozy spaces for UB students
8/4/15
UB students will paint the last of 140 Adirondack chairs that will be placed on campus as part of a plan to enhance the student experience.
Trump’s authenticity is what’s making him popular, UB political scientist says
8/4/15
Trump is "extremely unlikely" to earn the GOP nomination, says UB's James Campbell.
Local 43North semifinalists to get boost from Pitch Prep
8/4/15
The events will help budding entrepreneurs sharpen their business skills and, ultimately, win some of the contest’s $5 million in cash prizes.
UB TCIE receives accreditation from national Six Sigma council
8/3/15
Six Sigma is an industry-tested system that improves business performance by reducing variation using data and root cause problem solving.
Student-led robotics startup wins top prize for self-navigating boat technology
7/31/15
The company beat seven competitors in the inaugural Buffalo Student Sandbox contest.
Tower crane marks milestone in constructing new UB medical school building
7/31/15
The arrival last week of the 250-foot tower crane at Main and High streets in downtown Buffalo marks a new milestone in constructing the future home of the University at Buffalo’s School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

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