Artist and TED Fellow Candy Chang will deliver the opening lecture for the festival, the theme of which is “Communities: Trust.”

The week's events showcase the diversity and strength of UB’s innovation ecosystem.

The longtime UB police officer is being praised as an empathetic, collaborative leader who's calm under pressure and respectful of differing perspectives.

The group packages leftovers from dining halls for delivery to charitable organizations, making a difference in the community as well as at UB.

Meet Congi, the newest member of University Police – and the UB family.

UB Then looks back at the North Campus' first recreational facility.

The work of the abstract painter and pioneering graffiti artist will be on view in both the Center for the Arts and the Anderson galleries.

The New York Times' College-Access Index ranked UB 28th in the nation overall by Pell share rank, and eighth among publics and second among the 50 state flagships.

Nathalie Joachim will perform her new evening-length song cycle “Ki moun ou ye” — “Who are you?” — in English and Haitian Kreyòl.

UB professor Lillian Williams was key to designating a historical marker for an important — but relatively unknown — social reformer.