Health Services staff will administer the J&J vaccine and monitor students for any possible reactions to the vaccine.

The UB Foundation has divested from U.S. companies that derive revenues from fossil fuel.

Opollo Technologies will receive $60K in startup funding and services, thanks to its first-place finish in the UB entrepreneurship competition.  

UB and local nonprofit Mission: Ignite have been awarded $300,000 in federal funding to build a wireless network to provide free service to 150 households.

The technology provides a cost-effective solution for energy storage, making clean energy reliable and available as and when required.

"Goodbye, World!" makes a statement about the global cost of the world's ever-increasing consumption of energy and data.

“Tacit Racism” was the subject of urban sociologist Wavery Duck's keynote address at UB’s Inclusive Excellence Summit.

Cecily Brown will collaborate with local artists and storytellers as part of her first public art project.

Members of the UB community offered a variety of views on the presence of police on campus at a town hall hosted by the University Police Advisory Committee.

Students will receive the single-dose J&J vaccine, giving them full immunity before they leave campus at the end of the semester.

While humans are unlikely to evolve supepowers like the Marvel Universe characters, Iron Man's brains are one exception, UB anthropologist Evan Simons tells "Curious Kids."

The virtual panel will discuss ways in which students of color can be better prepared and supported during their journey to become licensed attorneys.