• UB study outlines life-enhancement paths for those in long-term care
    4/6/26

    The findings show that engagement for the residents is more than just offering activities — design and delivery matter.

  • Complete rehab of Parker part of next round of South Campus construction
    4/3/26

    An energy hub powered by a geothermal wellfield is also part of the $110-million project.

  • Art show aims to connect students to climate causes
    4/3/26

    The “Rooted in Resilience” exhibit of environmentally focused artwork marks the start of Sustainability Month at UB.

  • Microplastics’ effect on immune system
    4/2/26

    A study published by UB orthodontics researchers found 3D-printed polymers release higher levels of immunostimulatory particles than traditional ones.

  • A literary treasure in Buffalo
    4/2/26

    UB's Rare Books Collection holds the first British edition of “Wuthering Heights,” the iconic novel by Emily Brontë.

  • Peace, justice in Taiwan Strait focus of symposium
    4/2/26

    Experts from academia and “think tanks” will present at the annual symposium honoring the memory of historian Alison Des Forges.

  • UB secures funding for cross-border supply chains
    4/1/26

    With $1M in federal funding, the initiative will help small- and medium-sized businesses navigate the challenges of cross-border trade.

  • Milestone announcement will highlight Sustainability Month
    4/1/26

    The month-long celebration will include dozens of events and activities, including a Climate Action Plan update on Earth Day.

  • UB’s Human Rights Center releases immigration report
    3/31/26

    The report found “serious violations” of the rights of WNYers due to cooperation of local and state agencies with immigration enforcement.

  • Foltz-Ramos named National Academies of Practice Fellow
    3/31/26

    The distinction recognizes the UB nursing professor's contributions to the profession and to interprofessional health care.

  • Check out a Plant

    UB Libraries held "Check out a Plant" last week in Silverman Library, giving students, faculty and staff a chance to plant seeds — with supplied soil and seeds — or grab a plant to go. More than 170 attendees also discovered local and native plants, and learned about environmentally friendly planting practices and campus sustainability initiatives. Photos: Douglas Levere

    Published April 14, 2026

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