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Fulbright Scholar from Slovakia, now working in SPHHP, has devoted her career to improving the environment in which people live.

Gil-García’s research explores how border policies, forced migration and family separation influence health, identity and the lived experiences of Indigenous migrants.

Bruce Jackson and Diane Christian are still going strong, their shared legacy reaching across classrooms, scholarship and Buffalo’s cultural life.

Yini Zhang uses social media and AI tools to help answer pressing questions and uncover themes in our turbulant political landscape.

Heather M. Gardiner aims to expand the Community Health Equity Research Institute's research impact and strengthen links with the community.

SPHHP researcher’s JAMA Pediatrics Viewpoint article examines how a growing movement is reshaping adolescent health policy.

Stephanie Vander Wel writes in The Conversation that few female country artists wielded humor as deftly as Parton did.

The film is a “fresh and plausible interpretation of the ancient myth,” says expert on ancient Greek literature.

Law professor writes in The Conversation that South Dakota's law banning ads about abortion pills violates free speech.

Funding came from a major federal grant awarded to UB’s Community Health Equity Research Institute.

UBNow sat down with Sharon Nolan-Weiss, who shared important information for faculty and staff.

Law professor Heather Abraham reflects on her academic journey, the questions that drive her scholarship, the rewards of teaching, and what lies ahead in her work.

Legal scholar Mark Bartholomew discusses his recent paper forecasting a world where AI “shopping agents” take over marketplace decisions previously made by people.

Engineering faculty member discusses her research and accomplishments, her path to UB and what makes her proud to be part of the university community.

GSE researcher will investigate how students’ social support networks influence well-being and academic success.

Faculty excellence in scholarship can be seen in a substantial body of work developed over time and in exceptional contributions early in a career. 

Nine UB faculty will be celebrated on Thursday for their contributions to teaching, instructional innovation and mentorship at UB’s inaugural Faculty Recognition Reception.

Teams from the schools of Architecture and Planning, Engineering and Applied Sciences, Management and Social Work brought home awards.

Emanuela Gionfriddo’s work improving measurements of pollutants was recognized by The Analytical Scientist’s 2026 Power List.

SUNY Empire Innovation Professor Sophie Nowicki is an internationally known ice sheet scientist and climate modeler.