News Releases

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

Eat Local WNY initiative aims to create a bounty of benefits for consumers and food producers
8/27/24
Core of the UB-led project is a food pledge that encourages shoppers to purchase at least 10% of their food from local farmers and producers.
How exercise influences addiction recovery is focus of UB research
8/26/24
UB researcher discusses the potential of exercise as a treatment tool for substance use disorders.
Pharmacy professor lands $3.6 million grant to develop phages cocktail to fight bacteria
8/22/24
Team is investigating mix of viruses that are effective and less harmful to human cells.
University at Buffalo statement regarding time, place manner policies
8/22/24
UB is dedicated to upholding the First Amendment while ensuring a safe, and welcoming environment for all students, faculty, staff and visitors.
Air pollution harms mental health more in New York’s historically redlined neighborhoods
8/22/24
The link between pollutants and ER visits is more pronounced in the communities once denied mortgages due to race.
Media Advisory: Starting Thursday, UB students move into residence halls
8/21/24
Thousands of students to attend Welcome Weekend activities, including Bulls Welcome Back Blast on Sunday night.
10,000 Maniacs Slated to Perform at the UB Center for the Arts
8/20/24
With a string of hits and appearances that include a U.S. Presidential inaugural ball, the 10,000 Maniac’s alternative music draws from a variety of sources, from African rhythms to bluegrass and English folk balladry.
UB researcher co-edits book inspiring climate change solutions through stories
8/20/24
The book, which has already received over 30,000 downloads, is a showcase of climate storytelling strategies in entertainment, education, literature, journalism and other related fields.
Researchers find that cellular DNA damage response pathways might be useful against some disease-causing viruses
8/20/24
New research reveals that triggering a cell’s DNA damage response could be a promising avenue for developing novel treatments against several rare but devastating viruses for which no antiviral treatments exist.
UB’s Beta Alpha Psi recognized as a Platinum Chapter
8/19/24
The UB School of Management’s Zeta Theta chapter continued its legacy of success at Beta Alpha Psi’s annual meeting, held July 25-27 in Orlando, Florida.