Campus News

Numerous UB stakeholders offered their best wishes to UB's president and reflected on his achievements and commitment to academic and research excellence.

The three-day festival emphasizes UB’s commitment to celebrating diversity and promoting cross-cultural understanding.

The two-day event presented by UB's Humanities Institute will explore the dual nature of fabrication.

U.S. News ranked UB in the top nationally based on the percentage of its MBA grads who are employed within three months of graduation.

Using upcycled canal lock lumber to salvaged chair legs, UB architecture students and faculty have created unique pieces for the Medina Triennial Hub.

The program that offers support for those traveling internationally for the university has been expanded to domestic travelers as well.

The intensive Chinese language and culture camp for local high school students was funded with a $137,500 federal grant.

During a visit to campus on Saturday, New York's governor met with UB leadership, faculty and students while touring the university's artificial intelligence facilities.

A distinguished lineup of designers, architects, authors and artists will explore a variety of topics as part of the Public Programs series.

A Spencer Foundation Vision Grant awarded to UB professor Ndubueze Mbah is already producing tangible results.