Student Life

Conscientious and savvy UB students can prepare for a productive and fulfilling life after graduation — both professionally and personally — if they follow some basic guidelines that use their time in classes and out-of-the-classroom experiences to build a foundation for their future.

UB students build furniture fit for efficient living as part of the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon contest.

A diverse coalition of public and private colleges and universities, including UB, is coming together with the goal of improving the college admission application process for all students.

The UB Office of Career Services will hold STEM UP, a job and internship fair for UB students and alumni in the science, engineering, technology and mathematics fields, on Oct. 7 in Alumni Arena.

When UB faculty members cite senior Kelly Coughlin’s credentials and accomplishments, her paper, “Too Much of Water,” is front and center.  

The University at Buffalo will host its annual UB Neighbor’s Day Block Party and Safety Fair from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, on the Hayes Hall lawn on the South Campus.

Media are invited to see UB's nearly finished solar GRoW Home before it heads to California to compete in a prestigious national competition.

What would you consider to be the Top 10 books that a college student should read? UB English professor Ken Dauber has an answer.

It’s one thing to just cook food. But if it just ends there, the whole experience falls flat. The real meaningful and lasting food experiences come when you plug into the relationship with the people doing the eating. That’s when the possibilities start to blossom.

The results reflect increased awareness of eating healthier, staying fit.