• Theatre and Dance presents Zodiaque Ensemble
    3/31/17
    The Department of Theatre and Dance will present Zodiaque Dance Ensemble's "Run to Daylight" from April 7-9. Performance times are: 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 7; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 8; and 2 p.m. Sunday, April 9.
  • Vote for your favorite at 3MT finals
    4/3/17
    The finals of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition are happening this week, and members of the UB campus community will have a chance to vote for their favorite project.
  • ‘From Burma to Buffalo’ topic of presentation
    4/5/17
    Buffalo News reporter Jerry Zremski and photographer Derek Gee will discuss their experiences reporting on the lives of refugees from Burma during “From Burma to Buffalo,” a presentation sponsored by the School of Social Work’s Immigrant and Refugee Research Institute.
  • Distinguished Speakers Series talk rescheduled
    4/5/17
    The Distinguished Speakers Series event with Roxane Gay, originally scheduled for 8 p.m. tonight (April 5) has been postponed and rescheduled for Thursday, April 13, after her travel plans were disrupted due to unforeseen flight complications and delays.
  • UBCCC to offer summer camp
    4/6/17
    The UB Child Care Center again is offering a School-Age Summer Camp for children ages 5-12.
  • PSS sponsors recycling event
    4/7/17
    The Professional Staff Senate’s Sustainable Living Committee is sponsoring a free clothing and household electronics recycling event April 27 at the Center for Tomorrow.
  • Panel to discuss future of health care management
    4/11/17
    As the debate over health care reform continues, the region’s top health care leaders will share their insights during a panel discussion hosted by the School of Management on April 24 on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.
  • UBIT tutorials aim to assist with tech needs
    4/14/17
    To better serve faculty, staff and students who need immediate and accurate help with technology, UB Information Technology is producing a series of video tutorials focused on the tech tools and resources that matter most to the UB community.
  • Preventing spread of stomach flu on campus
    4/6/17
    Members of the university community are asked to monitor their health and follow basic hygiene guidelines due to incidences of stomach flu affecting many UB students this week.
  • Construction to resume on Sweet Home Road
    4/10/17
    After a break for the winter season, construction will resume April 17 on Sweet Home Road near the UB North Campus.
  • De-stress at retreat
    4/11/17
    UB employees, their families and retirees can learn better ways to handle the pressure of everyday living at a free, half-day “Stress Less Retreat” on April 26.
  • Faculty needed for IT survey
    4/12/17
     Faculty members can help inform UB’s IT decision-making by taking the 2017 Faculty IT survey.
  • Celebrate Earth Week with free soil amendment
    4/14/17
    In honor of Earth Week, members of the UB community can pick up free, nutrient-rich soil amendment from Campus Dining & Shops for use in their own flower and vegetable gardens or as a compost supplement.
  • Furnas open for business
    4/17/17
    Furnas Hall is open today for classes and regular activities after being closed for several hours Sunday night when a possible methane leak was reported in a fifth-floor lab.
  • UB to host symposium on new materials for renewable energy uses
    4/17/17
    New materials for renewable energy applications will be the subject of a symposium at the Center for the Arts April 21-22.
  • Retirements
    4/18/17
    The following UB employees retired from the university from January 2017 through March 2017:
  • UB students to showcase research work in addictions
    4/19/17
    The study of addiction, much like addiction itself, is filled with complex questions cutting across many fields, including psychology, sociology, medicine, neuroscience, public health and education. At UB, not only are these questions explored throughout these academic disciplines, but they are also the focus of the university’s Research Institute on Addictions (RIA).
  • CAI partners with BPAC to bring artists to Buffalo
    4/20/17
    UB’s Creative Arts Initiative is partnering with the Burchfield Penney Art Center to bring composer Laura Kaminsky and visual artist Rebecca Allan to Buffalo for “The Inspiration Between Music and Art,” a multimedia residency taking place April 27-29 at SUNY Buffalo State.
  • Nine schools to compete in ‘BAND Against Bullying’ competition
    4/21/17
    “BAND Against Bullying,” the annual competition to raise bullying awareness, will take place at 7 p.m. April 27 at Shea’s 710 Main Theater. The event is sold out.
  • Revitalizing black business district aim of event
    4/24/17
    Business owners, community organizers and residents of the East Side of Buffalo will come together April 27 to discuss creating a business and cultural district for the community at “Black Business Boom: A Community Conversation.”
  • UBCCC to hold fun walk
    4/26/17
    The UB Child Care Center (UBCCC) will hold its fifth annual Friends & Family 5K Fun Walk on May 13 on the North Campus.  
  • Paul Guinn
    4/26/17
    Paul S. Guinn, a European historian and associate professor emeritus at UB, died April 22 in Mercy Hospital after a long illness. He was 88.
  • Tripathi to address voting faculty
    4/28/17
    President Satish K. Tripathi will deliver his annual address to the voting faculty at 3 p.m. May 9 in the Center for Tomorrow, North Campus.