Campus News

A UB 2026 selfie sign in front of the Center for the Arts.
  • Say cheese!
    5/12/26

    New selfie signs are being placed around campus for commencement week to help make the season a little more memorable for graduates and their families.

  • The oral health challenges facing older patients
    8/22/25

    Oral biology professor Frank Scannapieco says providing basic dental care for elders would improve health outcomes and reduce costs.

  • Partnering for better health
    8/22/25

    A team of UB students and faculty have forged a partnership with Buffalo’s Seneca-Babcock neighborhood to improve residents’ health.

  • UB anticipates record-breaking first-year class
    8/22/25

    For the seventh consecutive year, UB is expecting a total fall enrollment of more than 30,000 students, with a first-year class of more than 5,000.

  • International contest seeks to rethink resilient design
    8/21/25

    The Resilient Campus challenges teams to envision the South Campus as a socio-ecologically integrated landscape.

  • Nursing partners to bring vaccine clinics to Buffalo students
    8/20/25

    The free clinics for BPS students will help them meet state immunization requirements while giving nursing students clinical expertise.

  • Film series sets fall lineup
    8/19/25

    "Modern Times," Charlie Chaplin's satirical comedy critiquing industrialization and capitalism during the Great Depression is among the films in the Buffalo Film Seminars.

  • UB ranked a top military-friendly research institution
    8/19/25

    The designation for 2025-26 by MilitaryFriendly.com honors institutions that provide the best opportunities for veterans and their spouses.

  • UB Art Galleries opens season with two exhibitions in CFA Gallery
    8/18/25

    The exhibitions focus on trailblazing gallerist Martha Jackson and new work from artists from a progressive Buffalo art studio.

  • UB to adopt new addressing format
    8/15/25

    Adding physical street addresses for campus locations will assist first responders, as well as make UB more accessible to visitors.

  • A hands-on look at health care
    8/13/25

    7th Generation Operation offers Indigenous middle school, high school and college students a varied and detailed hands-on look at health care careers.