University Statements

The following are official statements issued by the University at Buffalo.

UB Vice President for Health Sciences issues statement on the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v Wade
6/24/22
A woman’s right to the best health care includes the right to the best reproductive health care, Allison Brashear says.
President Tripathi issues statement about mass shooting in Buffalo
5/14/22
As a scholarly community, we have both the power and the responsibility to combat hate, Tripathi says.
UB statement regarding Thursday’s events on campus
4/8/22
The university is deeply committed to being a safe and welcoming place.
UB Police respond to threatening social media posts
4/7/22
UB Police are responding to threatening anonymous social media posts directed at students protesting a speech on campus to be given this evening by Allen West, a conservative political commentator and former Congressman.
Statement regarding Young Americans for Freedom event on April 7
4/7/22
It is a fundamental value that all members of the campus community and guests have a right to peacefully express their views and opinions.
Tripathi statement on Bulls’ MAC championship
3/12/22
'What an incredible MAC championship game! I’m looking forward to cheering on the team during March Madness,' Tripathi says.
UB to lift mask mandate starting March 5
3/2/22
Decision follows a recent change in guidance from the CDC and a decision by Gov. Kathy Hochul to lift the mask mandate in K-12 schools, as well as revised guidelines from SUNY.
UB stands in solidarity with Ukraine, Tripathi says
2/28/22
Ukraine has an 'inalienable right to remain as a free republic and to live peacefully without fear of oppression by military invasion,' Tripathi says
Statement addresses racist, antisemitic flyers found on campus
1/31/22
UB in no uncertain terms denounces this hateful rhetoric.
UB offers support, condolences after student death in Bronx apartment fire
1/12/22
Fatoumala Drammeh, 21, was a third-year student at UB.

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