Student Life

News about the student experience at UB. (see all topics)

Elect Her wants to raise the low number of women in politics
2/27/15
As Minahil Khan rose through the ranks of UB student government, she noticed the number of women diminish at every level.
Media Advisory: Robot wars and more
2/23/15
Student engineers take over the Student Union bringing robots, 3-D printed boats and other cool stuff.
Ferguson unrest to be discussed by panel of UB and community leaders
2/20/15
The University at Buffalo will host a program, “What Ferguson Can Teach Us: Working Together for Justice and Community Safety,” on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 12:15 p.m. in room 145a of the Student Union on the UB North Campus.
UB MBAs take second in invite-only Illinois case competition
2/19/15
A team of four MBA students from the University at Buffalo School of Management won second place and $1,500 in the Illinois MBA Strategy Case Competition on Feb. 7.
UB ranked among nation’s top 50 public universities
2/19/15
The university is rated for exceptional education, strong graduation rates and affordable tuition.
UB Confucius Institute, Chinese Club of WNY usher in year of the goat
2/17/15
Colorful celebration to feature classical and contemporary Chinese music and performing arts.
Princeton Review ranks UB among top universities that 'Pay You Back'
2/13/15
In a new national publication, The Princeton Review has rated the University at Buffalo among the colleges and universities it considers the nation’s best for high-quality degree programs, affordability and career prospects.
Playing games with the economy
2/9/15
To help people better understand the state of their personal finances and the nature of the economy, two University at Buffalo graduates students play and design games.
CBS to feature UB water lens research
2/4/15
National television cameras came to campus last semester to focus attention on a UB innovation that is attracting worldwide interest.
$32K awarded to 4 University at Buffalo students for startup funding
1/29/15
Software to help companies retrieve files. A deployable wall to protect waterfront properties from flooding. A software platform that makes e-books more interactive. And a device to recover and refine precious metals. These are the business startup ideas that earned four enterprising University at Buffalo students $8,000 each in seed funding.