The Center for Successful Aging received a rare, perfect score from the NIH.

A strong positive relationship with their mother may help prevent teens from entering an abusive relationship later in life.

A UB study will provide the answer, evaluating the OIC’s strategy and comparing the outcomes of OIC participants with those enrolled in traditional drug treatment court.

A UB team has received a $200,000 JDRF grant to develop a hybrid model to better understand blood glucose and insulin dynamics.

The spotlight was on UB faculty and staff, and their achievements during 2019 at the annual Celebration of Faculty and Staff Academic Excellence.

Faculty from Mid-American Conference universities are at UB this week to develop the skills needed to become academic leaders.

The school is celebrating this major milestone with a variety of events that engage faculty staff, students and alumni.

Neurovascular Diagnostics was co-founded by a local entrepreneur who lost his wife to brain aneurysms.

UB researchers will enlist peer leaders in the Williamsville high schools to develop more effective programs for adolescents.

But the results are mixed, with private deals underperforming public, according to a new School of Management study.

The system will boost UB nanotech research by spurring research and economic development in electronics, quantum computing and more.

UB comes in at No. 76 overall and No. 39 among public universities in Bloomberg Businessweek’s ranking of the nation’s best MBA programs.

Most mothers in the UB-led study had used cigarettes, alcohol, marijuana and cocaine during pregnancy, all obesity risk factors.

Businesses that focus on innovation are more likely to be acquired — and receive a higher price when they are — according to new UB research.

Women who did the highest amount of physical activity had an 18% lower risk of hip fracture and a 6% lower risk of total fracture.

Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson continue to teach, publish and collaborate after nearly 50 years of personal and professional togetherness.

The effort marks the start of a project to track ecological events on campus and share data with scientists studying how nature responds to changing conditions.

From a bucket of dusty drawings unfolds the story of little-known architect A.E. Minks and the city he imagined.

UB uses a variety of communication channels to inform the campus of a change in scheduled operations due to severe winter weather.

Jacobs School leaders are reaching out to the community as they begin a three-year process that will include retreats, focus groups and town hall meetings.

UB geographer Marion Werner's study suggests that diet and health are important factors to consider when negotiating trade agreements.

UB researchers received funding from NASA to design a morphing spacecraft with wings that flap like a stingray’s pectoral fins.

The University Police lieutenant is the latest member of UPD to graduate from the academy in Quantico, Virginia.

UB-led research finds an association between short sleep and higher risk of osteoporosis and low bone mineral density.

UB's annual celebration of the rich cultural diversity of the campus community will feature more student-centered events this year.

A campuswide food drive is being held next week for the virtual food pantry that helps students who have trouble accessing affordable food.

Social work researcher Gretchen Ely says the amendment hurts mostly young, poor women of color.

Perry lecturer Kathryn Schmitz told a UB audience that the body is meant to be in motion and will do better in motion — even if we are very sick with cancer.

Eniloa Dawodu is presenting an exhibition of her work at Squeaky Wheel and delivering two lectures as part of a UB Creative Arts Initiative residency.

New York Times correspondent Maggie Haberman offered a look into what it's like to be a journalist covering the Trump administration during Thursday's DSS talk.

For the 17th consecutive year, UB ranks among the top 25 U.S. institutions hosting international students.

The graduate urban planning studio’s report explores the historic value of building typologies along Niagara Falls Boulevard.

From opium to the opioid epidemic, a UB pharmacologist’s new book explores the eternal quest to kill pain and attain new levels of consciousness.

The SPHHP Outstanding Teacher of the Year is “an innovative and enthusiastic instructor who effectively engages her students.”

The two undergrads are heading to their former home country for an experiential learning experience at an isolated mountain school.

A $100,000 grant will support work to incorporate universal design principles into initiatives that are crucial to seniors.

UB law professor Nicole Hallett says all parties could benefit from increasing the minimum wage for restaurant workers.

UBNow sat down with nursing dean Marsha Lewis to talk about a number of topics, including the school’s strategic plan and how it aligns with UB’s Top 25 ambition.

Officials from Verizon, Samsung, General Electric and other organizations will gather at UB to discuss 5G, Internet of Things and more.

Researchers are working to complete an analysis of whether pollutants found in soil may have originated from Tonawanda Coke.

Creating a physical presence using elements of the UB brand informs and unites the campus community.

The pharmacy professor recently was recognized as the 2019 Researcher of the Year by the New York State Chapter of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy.

The CTSI’s Team Science Core works with multidisciplinary investigators to ensure they work together more efficiently and effectively.

The College of Arts and Sciences will hold meetings with stakeholders to generate ideas on how to revitalize programs in the Department of Transnational Studies.

Events like the Halloween-themed “Tricks, Treats and Science Discoveries” help educate the public and encourage participation in research projects.

Students from Williamsville South are among the thousands growing crystals in the competition founded by UB chemist Jason Benedict.

UB psychologist Catherine Cook-Cottone suggests you ask yourself some questions before talking politics this Thanksgiving.