Community Partnerships

News about partnerships and programs that support the local community, including community-led initiatives. (see all topics)

Gift extends late philosophy professor’s long tenure at UB
4/8/15
William Baumer’s family has given $500,000 to create a fund benefiting the Department of Philosophy.
June in Buffalo to celebrate 40th anniversary with sparkle aplenty
4/6/15
UB’s pioneering festival and performance institute for new music will include master classes, seminars, lectures and 15 concerts.
UB launches month-long series of events to curb sexual violence
4/2/15
The effort, part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, aims to improve safety on campus and in the community.
UB basketball sends out thank you video to fans
4/1/15
Video thanks fans, community for their support during historic 2014-15 men’s and women’s basketball seasons
Medical school mockup passes rain and wind tests with flying colors
3/31/15
The mockup, built at the Construction Research Laboratory in Miami, provides a sneak peek of what the new UB medical school will look like.
UB’s 2015 Black Box Concert explores electro-acoustic and computer music
3/30/15
The event, organized by the UB Department of Music's Lejaren Hiller Computer Music Studios, will create immersive sonic environments for the listener.
2015 UB Signature Series will celebrate award-winning career of Stephen McKinley Henderson
3/26/15
Henderson is an educator, director and award-winning television, Broadway and off-Broadway actor.
GSE speaker: No silver bullet to promoting higher education success
3/26/15
Laura Perna, a nationally recognized authority on higher education achievement, will speak at UB on March 30.
Rebuilding Buffalo through collaborative partnerships on the BNMC
3/26/15
Matt Enstice, president and CEO of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, will discuss his organization's continuous efforts to cultivate a world-class medical campus in Western New York.
Learning to think, talk and act like an engineer
3/25/15
Welcome to the Engineering Club at Sweet Home School District’s Heritage Heights Elementary. Joey and Anton are eager third-graders working on how they can attach the back wheels (CDs) to an axle (pencil) to a car body (foam core board) that will be powered by a rubber band.

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