Arts and Culture

The University at Buffalo Gender Institute and the Coalition for the Advancement for Moslem Women will mark the start of the Iranian New Year with a Naw Ruz celebration of food, dancing and music on March 31.

Jerome McGann, John Stewart Bryan Professor in the University of Virginia’s Department of English, will be the featured speaker for  UB’s second annual Robert Creeley Lecture on Poetry and Poetics.

Architecture faculty members will be inducted into RAIC College of Fellows as part of Festival of Architecture in May.

UB has entered into an agreement to implement a $1.3 million project designed to create and test work flow innovations using a standard vocabulary and set of categories to support digital manufacturing for a local technology and services innovator.

Internationally celebrated visual artist, performer and storyteller Shantell Martin will be in residence at UB March 11 to June 25 as part of the university’s Creative Arts Initiative.

The revered full-length classic ballet will be performed at the Center for the Arts on April 4th.

The Department of Theatre & Dance presents a new comedy, March 8-12 at the Center for the Arts, that takes the audience backstage.

For singers and their audiences, being “in tune” might not be as important as we think. The fact that singers fail to consistently hit the right notes may have implications for the development of musical scales as well.

Contrary to prevailing thought, the work suggests that there were at least two, if not more, waves of people entering South America.

The emergence of fake news has complicated the media market in ways that few observers anticipated and “reality literacy” is among the skills necessary to navigate toward the truth, according to UB's David Castillo.