A conversation between author Keith O’Brien and former Love Canal resident Luella Kenny is part of University Libraries' exhibit “Toxic Archives.”
First established in 1966, the “Mad Turtles” offer a different thrill for UB students more familiar with football and basketball.
As the calendar turns to November, UBNow tackles that annual topic: what the UB community should know when the snow flies.
The final event of the “Learning About Your Genome” series aims to increase awareness of genetics in the African-American community.
Properly disposing of a ton of daily trash is key to UB's goal of becoming climate neutral and moving toward zero waste by 2030.
The school received its second HEED award this fall from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.
The modern master of literary horror is appearing as part of the English department's Exhibit X Fiction Series.
School of Architecture and Planning is hosting a symposium and related exhibit on inclusive design and access to public toilets and locker rooms.
Perry lecturer Alan Jette believes radical change is needed in how the U.S. addresses preventing disabilities if there’s to be any improvement.
Igniting Hope conference has matured into a movement aimed at bringing lasting change to the region by ending race-based disparities and their devastating impacts.
With UB playing a critical role, the project aims to transform the tri-city region into a global hub for semiconductor technology.
