Two medical students (on the left and the right) holding up their residency placement letters are embraced by a female staff member (center).
Wait is over for UB med students
3/22/19

UB medical students in the Class of 2019 learned where they will train in residency at Match Day, a rite of passage for prospective physicians.

Maureen Kozakiewicz, GTSC state program coordinator for drowsy driving speaks to students during the "Stay Awake! Stay Alive!" program.
Bringing awareness to drowsy driving
3/22/19

New York’s “Stay Awake, Stay Alive” campaign made an impression during a recent visit to a UB public health class.

Silouhette of fans' hands, making the horns up sign.
It’s a whole new game for UB Athletics
3/22/19

UB athletics is no longer an afterthought. It’s part of the national conversation.

Summer Hemphill and Cierra Dillard sit at a skirted table and take questions from the media
Women's tournament experience key to success
3/21/19

Past NCAA Tournament success helps the UB women's basketball team create a mindset for the future.

Josh Whetzel, the radio play-by-play man for all UB men’s basketball home and away games and Jon Fuller.
UB radio team lives for the big moments
3/21/19

Veteran broadcasters Josh Whetzel and Paul Peck are the eyes and ears of Bulls fans who can't get to the games.

A pile of pills and capsules
Common heartburn meds linked to kidney disease, failure
3/21/19

The UB study examined 190,000 patients over 15 years and found that acid reflux drugs increase the risk of kidney disease by 20 percent.

A series of test tubes filled with DNA helixes
How hot spots of genetic variation evolved in DNA
3/21/19

New research led by biologist Omer Gokcumen uncovers a complex story that hints at how adaptable — yet delicate — humans are as a species.

Still from the "Introducing UB's Center for Sports Advancement" video of two cheerleaders running with giant "U" and "B" flags.
University-wide outreach key to new center
3/20/19

The School of Law's Center for the Advancement of Sport will train lawyers for the sports industry and promote interdisciplinary research.

UB Faculty Jazz Quartet playing at a "1968 Jazz Impressions" event.
Music faculty to present concerts
3/20/19

An evening of jazz and the music of Kurt Weill are the focus of back-to-back concerts this month.

Pregnant African women surrounded by pregnant women of other races.
Study examines African refugees' pregnancy outcomes
3/20/19

The UB-led study found that the refugee women have healthier pregnancies than women born in the U.S., despite receiving less prenatal care.

Mary Brennan-Taylor told her mother’s story to more than 200 pharmacy, medical and physical therapy students from UB, and physician assistant students from D’Youville College.
UB launches ‘Team Alice’
3/19/19

The innovative research and advocacy initiative aims to combat medical errors and polypharmacy in the elderly.

UB women's basketball team celebrating in their locker room in alumni arena.
Women to play Rutgers in first round of NCAA Tournament
3/19/19

UB makes its third straight appearance in the Big Dance as the 10th seed in the Albany Region.

Photographs, slideshows and videos capturing life at UB

Walk to victory

Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown joins the fun as the UB community sends the men's and women's basketball teams off to their first-round games in the NCAA Tournament on Friday. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki and Paul Hokanson

Published March 19, 2019

UB Students and Faculty Design Theatre Exhibits for an International Stage: Prague Quadrennial

Building experience

UB faculty, staff and theatre students built the U.S. entry in the 2019 Prague Quadrennial, the global showcase for the best in performance design, scenography and theater architecture.

Tundra swans (large white birds in the foreground) stop by Lake LaSalle.

Swan song

Tundra swans, the white birds in the foreground, join a flock of Canada geese on Lake LaSalle near Baird Point. Photo: Douglas Levere

Published March 21, 2019

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