Student Life

A registered medical assistant living out her mother’s mantra and a licensed dental/anesthesia assistant who overcame an “estranged household” are the latest alumni success stories recognized by UB’s Educational Opportunity Center.

After two years of leadership development and enrichment opportunities, the first cohort of School of Management undergraduate honors students are ready to advance their careers.

More than 60 percent of the program’s first enrollees will graduate within four years — a rate far above the national average.

The contest, organized by the Singapore Centre for 3-D Printing, promotes awareness and adoption of 3-D printing technologies

Student volunteers will be stationed at three housing locations on UB's North Campus today through Sunday to collect furniture, electronics and other items students no longer want as they move out.

Anna Smith has earned distinction around campus for her nontraditional career path. Smith ran her own makeup business in Paris and New York for five years before she decided that she wanted to be an engineer.

Jason Edwards is leaving Buffalo this summer for his medical residency, but it’s not forever.

The biomedical startup, which evolved from UB engineering research labs, will remain headquartered in Buffalo.

Thousands of UB students will don caps and gowns this week as families fly in from around the world to attend UB’s commencement celebrations.

More than 200 UB student volunteers plan to fan out throughout the Buffalo community volunteering nearly 600 hours of service as part of UB Pride & Service Day.