Media Advisories

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

Media Advisory: Buffalo’s first blockchain ‘buildathon’ starts Friday
4/12/18
The weekend-long event includes a keynote from James A. Regenor, a leader of transformative technologies at Moog.
Media Advisory: ‘Giving back to the city we love:’ UB Community Day is April 7
4/6/18
More than 100 student volunteers from the University at Buffalo will help to make Buffalo an even nicer place to live as part of UB Community Day to be held April 7 at locations throughout the city.
Girls Get IT: WNY girls invited to spend a Saturday with fellow techies, entrepreneurs
4/3/18
The free April 14th event includes a documentary screening, demos, lunch and a conversation with female founders of local tech firms.
Science & Art Cabaret to feature lively, insightful conversation on ‘Death’
3/21/18
A colorful cast of presenters will address the ultimate theme — one familiar to all, but, at the same time, an endless source of curiosity.
Media advisory: High school students to visit UB for Science Exploration Day
3/20/18
While UB students are enjoying their mid-semester break, the university will play host to local high school students for Science Exploration Day.
Media Advisory: UB hosts school safety conference on Tuesday
3/19/18
National leaders on preventing and recovery from school violence converge on campus.
UB to host Narcan training session as part of National Public Health Week
3/8/18
Registered participants will learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose, as well as how to properly administer naloxone.
Don’t pitch it – patch it up at UB repair fair on March 12
3/7/18
At this free event open to the public, volunteer fixers will do their best to get your items — from small appliances and jewelry, to bicycles and textiles — back to working order.
Students will learn the “magic” behind genomics at annual event
3/6/18
UB to host Genome Day at the new Jacobs School building downtown, with a keynote on “Wizard Genetics of Harry Potter” by Duke University’s Eric Spana.
Media Advisory: Chinese New Year celebration at UB combines traditional and contemporary performing arts
2/16/18
More than 250 performers and volunteers will mark the arrival of the Chinese New Year with an afternoon-long celebration on Feb. 17 at the UB’s Center for the Arts.

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