Media Advisories

News about upcoming UB events that may be of interest to the media.

Media Advisory: David Felder’s new orchestral work to receive its world premiere this weekend by the BPO
10/4/19
The work muses on various forms of twilight, with each movement framed by accompanying poetic inscriptions.
Media Advisory: Tripathi to present State of the University address on Friday
10/3/19
He will reflect on the university’s transformation and many accomplishments under the UB 2020 strategic plan, and discuss UB’s ambitious course for the future.
UB Homecoming week kicks off Sunday
9/29/19
Festivities include car smashing, inflatable obstacle course and, of course, a football game.
Media Advisory: Startup Week events at UB celebrate entrepreneurial spirit
9/5/19
Students, staff and faculty will take part in activities hosted by UB from Sept. 16-24.
Media Advisory: Kids can have their say at next LaSalle Park public workshop
9/4/19
Imagine LaSalle meeting Sept. 11 will feature fun, hands-on activity to get input from children on designs for the park’s new Play Garden.
Media Advisory: ‘Operation Doorhanger’ to remind students, neighbors about safety, other tips
8/22/19
The effort is part of UB’s continuing community building efforts around South Campus.
Future of terra cotta will be on display as UB ceramics workshop wraps up
8/14/19
Architectural firms from across the U.S. are ready to unveil the next-generation terra cotta prototypes they created as part of the workshop.
UB dental van providing free care in Buffalo in August
8/2/19
The University at Buffalo S-Miles to Go dental van will be providing free dental care throughout August to hundreds of members of the Western New York community.
UB partners with BPS to host institute on innovative teacher preparation model
8/1/19
The institite will bring together district, school, community, and university stakeholders to explore collaborative models for teacher education.
Media Advisory: High school girls to work with robots, solder at computer camp
7/17/19
Women are one of a number of historically underrepresented groups in STEM fields and programs such as CSExplore are working to reverse that trend.

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