• Kruger honored with National Academies of Practice fellowship
    12/6/24

    The public health researcher was recognized for her leadership in interprofessional care. 

  • Gender Institute funds faculty research
    12/6/24

    Projects range from the gender dynamics in an Indigenous South Pacific community to the prevalence of intersex traits among infants.

  • Mentoring program offers support for students of color
    12/5/24

    Envision matches professionals in the community who can offer their experience, insight and support with undergraduate public health students.

  • Searching for primordial black holes
    12/5/24

    A theoretical study suggests that small black holes born in the early universe may have left behind hollow planetoids and microscopic tunnels.

  • Bulls headed to the Bahamas Bowl
    12/5/24

    UB will face Liberty on Jan. 4 in Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium in Nassau.

  • Service, community and connection
    12/5/24

    UB Daniel Acker Scholars and students from the Proud to be First program learned about social justice and service during a recent visit to Buffalo's Pilgrim St. Luke’s Church.

  • Preparing students to work with veterans
    12/4/24

    Joining Forces-UB trains students who want to make a positive impact on veterans and their families while also conducting research related to the issues they face.

  • Winter weather reminders
    12/4/24

    With wintry weather back in the forecast, UBNow offers some reminders to the campus community should weather conditions turn severe.

  • UB proposes new AI department
    12/4/24

    The department would offer undergraduate and graduate degree programs focused on AI and its impact on society.

  • NSF grant to support UB crystallography research at premier X-ray synchrotron
    12/3/24

    Chemist Jason Benedict is co-PI on the ChemMatCARS’ beamline at the Advanced Photon Source.

  • Weeping willows add to beauty of Lake LaSalle
    12/3/24

    The 32 trees planted around the lake are replacements for some willows that have been lost in recent the years.

  • UB Nursing joins with Roswell for oncology training program
    12/2/24

    A $2 million National Cancer Institute grant supports the program to provide specialized training for nurses with advanced degrees.

Photographs, slideshows and videos capturing life at UB

  • Spaghetti bridge project

    Students in Anahita Khodadadi's ARC 453/553: Structures 2 class recently explored the geometric design parameters of a structural truss through bridge design. Students were asked to make lightweight bridges using only spaghetti noodles or lasagna gusset plates and glue. Bridges that earned high scores had great load-bearing capacity while having minimal weight. Photos: Douglas Levere

    Published December 3, 2024

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Winter snowfall

Enjoy scenes from the North Campus after the semester's first snowfall.

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