• Experts explore the future of resilient design
    10/20/26

    As part of its fall Public Lecture Series, the School of Architecture and Planning hosted a symposium, the third phase of a larger project.

  • Cookbook for environmental health
    10/20/26

    Fulbright Scholar from Slovakia, now working in SPHHP, has devoted her career to improving the environment in which people live.

  • From ‘Survivor’ contestant to scholar
    10/20/26

    Psychology PhD candidate Gabby Pascuzzi talks about her journey from reality television show contestant to academia.

  • A recipe for success
    10/19/26

    UB study finds that food prescription programs work best when fresh produce is delivered directly to people’s homes.

  • Parents’ rights laws and teen healthcare
    10/19/26

    SPHHP researcher’s JAMA Pediatrics Viewpoint article examines how a growing movement is reshaping adolescent health policy.

  • Law team wins national pretrial competition
    10/19/26

    The school’s trial team rose to the top of a 16-school field at the National Pretrial Competition hosted by Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Fla.

  • Del Genio to retire after influential tenure at UB
    10/16/26

    Del Genio has held several high-level positions since joining the university in 2001 as assistant vice provost for academic affairs.

  • First Proof project taps UB expert
    10/16/26

    Adam Sikora’s complex math problem was used for the latest round of experiments testing AI’s rapidly evolving mathematical abilities.

  • Buffalo Statement calls for AI to serve the public good
    10/16/26

    The statement is an outgrowth of the U.S. AI Summit that UB hosted in June in partnership with Times Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed.

  • Social media’s broken promise
    10/15/26

    UB expert Yini Zhang discusses the many forces at play on our feeds, from bad actors and bots to algorithms and artificial intelligence. 

  • Staffing structure and outcomes
    10/15/26

    Management study reports that the more audit partners and managers are involved in supervising and reviewing audit engagements, the better the audits tend to be.

  • Cora P. Maloney Center endures
    10/15/26

    Named in honor of the first Black woman to serve on the Buffalo Common Council, the center is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

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  • Bulls keep the Cup!

    In True Blue fashion, the UB Bulls won the Flagship Cup with a thrilling 25-18 overtime victory over UMass on Saturday (Oct. 17). And Bulls fans showed up to Blue Out Broadview Stadium, cheering on the home team. Go Bulls!

    Published October 20, 2026

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A new cultural landmark

Despite having the world’s largest and most comprehensive James Joyce collection since 1950, the Poetry Collection in UB Libraries has never had a dedicated museum area in which to share its Joyce materials with the general public. Creating a new landmark visitor attraction in the heart of Buffalo will ensure that UB continues as a cultural destination for academic researchers and literary scholars, along with enhancing the already robust cultural tourism of the Buffalo-Niagara region. Read more

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