The goal of a “learning landscape” on the North Campus continues with further renovation of the spaces throughout Capen, Norton and Talbert.

The senior director of advancement for the Jacobs School is giving her time as a volunteer for the Red Cross.

A new UB study abroad experience shapes first-year students’ views on sustainability and social work.

The free event continues a longstanding partnership between UB and the Seneca-Babcock Community Association.

The Behind the Masks event introduced the Jonathan Daniels Chapter of White Coats for Black Lives to the UB community while honoring its namesake and having some fun.

In light of concerns over a student club inviting a speaker to campus this week, UBNow answers some frequently asked questions about freedom of expression at UB.

Use of the new artificial intelligence tool was the subject of a recent “Lunch and Learn” session hosted by the Faculty Senate IT Committee and UBIT.

STEER (Support, Training, Early-/Mid-career, Enhancement, and Retention) aims to increase professional development and satisfaction for dental faculty.

The School of Public Health and Health Professions welcomed its first group of HRSA-funded trainees this spring.

Law professor Samantha Barbas talks about the importance of the landmark case as Florida attempts to roll back its protections.

UBNow sat down with the dean of the School of Management, who joined the university last August, to learn more about the school's strategic priorities.

The UB scientist is one of six recognized by the Research Corporation for Science Advancement for research excellence and contributions to diversity, equity and inclusion. 

Speaker Michael Knowles was invited by a student club, which has the ability to invite speakers as long as they follow UB guidelines concerning public events.

The discussion with UB faculty and community members will be the focus of the Clinical and Translational Science Institute’s Annual Forum.

UB Sustainability aims to acknowledge and reward action and activism with its annual Sustainability, Leadership, Innovation and Collaborative Engagement Awards. 

UB's president affirms UB's commitment to diversity while acknowledging that as a public institution, UB must uphold the principle of free speech. 

Members of the UB community gathered to mark the end of the effort and honor the units and individuals who contributed to that success.

UB surgeon Liise Kayler’s collaborative research program has dramatically improved access to kidney transplants, particularly in Buffalo’s underserved communities.

The appointment is a homecoming, as well as a career achievement, for the acclaimed researcher, who is a UB alumnus and former faculty member.

A School of Management study finds the ideal balance of performance and energy use.

The Jacobs School and its hospital partners showed their appreciation for the more than 900 residents and fellows who play a key role in the WNY health care system.

The work aims to improve the resilience of unreinforced masonry buildings, making communities worldwide safer from earthquakes.

Kelly Hayes McAlonie is launching her book about Louise Blanchard Bethune at the Hotel Lafayette, the historic building designed by Bethune.

UB senior Kara Skrubis, who lost her leg to pediatric bone cancer, works with a nonprofit dedicated to "making it better" for those affected by the disease. 

Ahmed Soliman plans to study the impact of proton pump inhibitors on the cardiovascular health of postmenopausal women. 

The UB medical anthropologist has been recognized by the Society for Applied Anthropology.

Along with Roswell Park, For-Robin and USC, UB has secured $3.5 million to create a “liquid biopsy” that could help spot cancer sooner and improve treatment.

The enterprise-wide constituent relationship management system will integrate data and lead to better interaction between UB and its constituents.

The student club teaches members the proper form and movement, and how to throw punches and jabs.

The simulation aims to help students better understand patients suffering from conditions that can cause them to hear disturbing and threatening voices.

UB and partners have been awarded a $2 million NSF grant that will support work that maximizes learning and job opportunities.

This often-forgotten group is key to ensuring research discoveries improve health for all, CTSI researchers say.

A new School of Management study explores the factors that increase adoption of artificial intelligence in teams.

Children can enroll in a clinical study of Pfizer’s new Lyme disease vaccine run through the Department of Pediatrics at UB.

Buffalo community members seized the chance to share their concerns about accessing quality health care during a town hall presented by UB medical students.

The actress and disability rights advocate spoke about her life with MS, her alcoholism and getting sober during the final Distinguished Speakers Series lecture of 2022-23.

The VP for health sciences and dean of the Jacobs School talks with UBNow about how UB's health sciences schools will help the university realize its Top 25 ambition.

The idea for the school's first fair evolved in the wake of the mass shooting last May at Tops.

The regular UB Police sessions tell employees and students what to do in the event an active shooter comes on campus.

Praveen K. Chandrasekharan is being recognized both for his compassion as a clinician and proficiency as a researcher.

The “genre”-bending band will also conduct an open rehearsal and masterclass at UB, and work with aspiring musicians at City Honors School.

David Adjaye was awarded the honor during a special presentation at the School of Architecture and Planning.

UB structural biologist Thomas Grant is part of a research team that is helping lead development of X-ray scattering and data analysis at the compact X-ray free electron laser.

The exhibition reflects the Northeast Modern Language Association's conference theme of “resilience.”

Emotions were high as UB medical students in the Class of 2023 gathered for the annual rite of passage when medical students nationwide learn where they will train in residency.

A new study suggests light therapy may be effective at slowing cardiovascular aging.

The speaker, Devon W. Carbado, is a renowned scholar of constitutional law, criminal procedure and critical race theory.

The Haudenosaunee Archive, Resource and Knowledge portal will link cultural heritage items to community needs.

The unit will be based in Buffalo’s Seneca Babcock neighborhood and will also operate in other medically underserved communities in WNY.

The White House cites the project as an example of how to combat nutrition insecurity and diet-related disease.

Building upon a popular problem-solving model, researchers find an upshot to miscommunication.

The Honors College initiative provides connections and resources for underrepresented students to ensure their success at UB.

Recent cases in which bystanders saved the lives of well-known WNYers who suffered cardiac arrest underscore the importance of being trained in CPR.

The project expands and redesigns a portion of Fargo Quad to provide a comfortable gathering spot for residents and a primary gateway into the complex.

The UB biomedical engineer was recognized “for outstanding contributions to the fields of drug and vaccine delivery.”

GSE faculty member Scott Meier takes on the recurring issue of burnout versus depression in an editorial in The Journal of Psychosomatic Research.

The Doctor of Social Work program won first place in the 2023 SUNY Effective Online Practices Award Program for integrating virtual reality throughout the curriculum.