PhD student Jiho Sohn, who was mentored by the late Robert Genco, is continuing their joint work on disease links between the mouth and gut.

A rising star in the coaching ranks, the Villanova associate head coach helped lead the Wildcats to two national championships.

UB public health students aim to improve the quality of life for persons with blood disorders through an Innovation Sprint hosted by WNY BloodCare.

Three experts examined the issues affecting housing at the Gender Institute's recent event, “Social Reproduction and the Crisis of Housing in Buffalo.”

Influencer and LGBTQ activist TS Madison will deliver the University Pride Lecture, the week’s marquee event.

People who kept their drinking habits had lower prevalence of mental health issues compared to those who abstained or whose patterns changed.

The dean of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences talked with his vision for the school and what brought him back to UB after earning his PhD here in 1984.

The Jacobs School's first Community Engagement Fair was all about sharing information and making connections.

The evolution of UB's climate action plan will be explained at one of the signature events of Sustainability Month at UB.

UB biologist Soo-Kyung Lee has been awarded a $1.5 million grant to study gene therapy for FOXG1 Syndrome, a disease that affects her daughter.

The concerts by the renowned quartet will be the first-ever presentation of all 15 of the composer’s string quartets at UB.

Celine DeCambre and Tendaji Ya’Ukuu are recipients of the Minority Faculty and Staff Association Student Scholarships.

The journey represents an evolution that arrived by tapping into an interconnected media system, says UB researcher Yini Zhang.

A panel of experts from the community and UB discussed the effects of language, messaging and AI at the CTSI Annual Forum.

The Task Force on Expanding United States-India University Partnerships will study expanding research and higher ed connections between the U.S. and India.

Daniel Oluwagbemileke Popoola hopes his podcast about the true paths to success will inspire and empower listeners.

Adam Rome is among the experts interviewed in the film about solar energy pioneer Mária Telkes.

UB researcher Holly Jean Buck argues that better knowledge of these often-overlooked emissions is essential to achieving net-zero.

Devon Gorbey will work on climate and environmental policy issues as a Congressional Science Fellow.

The new program aims to create a support network that improves student retention.

Angela Khidhir’s winning device, the StressVest, improves the accuracy of echocardiography.

Meet some of the professional staff members who double as event staff and see a whole other part of life at UB.

The acclaimed ensemble will perform monumental works by Schubert and Shostakovich at a concert at UB April 28.

The annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence includes a student research showcase as well as awards ceremony.

The new Art of Research competition encourages grad students and postdocs to present the inherent beauty of their scholarship through original images.

Despite advances in recent years, the global burden of the disease remains high, a Lancet overview authored by a UB researcher has found.

The $1.5 million NIH award to UB and partners will train 10 Jamaican scientists focusing on emerging and chronic viral infections.

The symposium hosted by the Center for Information Integrity brings UB and visiting scholars together to address the problem of misinformation.

Susan Clark and Nicholas Rajkovich have been tapped for a NYS series exploring extreme heat and climate change.

The dual biostatistics and health and human services major is one of 62 undergraduates chosen for the prestigious scholarships.

The university will mark its inaugural celebration of the heritage month with a special panel discussion featuring local Arab American leaders.

Students find it can be tricky to create a diet that's fun, interesting and sustainable.

“Six Triple Eight” dramatizes the Women’s Army Corps (WAC) 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the subject of Brenda Moore’s book.

The big data study found excess risk of blood clots was 1.4 cases per 1 million people vaccinated, far fewer than cases caused by COVID-19.

The UB alum and director of the Center for Tobacco Products explained his roadmap to successful tobacco regulation. 

Buhite-DiMino Center for Implant Dentistry and Advanced Dental Education will keep UB at the forefront of oral health care in Western New York.

Fifty college-age South Koreans will visit UB this summer as part of a “youth ladder” program with Gyeonggi Province, the largest province in South Korea.

Presented with the Folger Shakespeare Library, the event will explore the playwright’s role in reinforcing and contesting questions of race, class and culture.

Ekaterina Noyes was honored by the Association for Clinical and Translational Science.

The awards support underrepresented students entering or enrolled in mental health degree programs at SUNY or CUNY campuses.

The projects include improving the learning environment for LGBTQ+ students and a study of physician and trainee attitudes toward incarcerated patients.

A university-wide event on May 11 will explore how to bring about racial healing after the mass shooting.

Experts from Harvard and Human Rights Watch are among the presenters at the annual event honoring the memory of the UB-affiliated historian.

The awards recognize individuals and departments committed to transforming UB’s campuses into a holistically sustainable community.

Eduardo Mercado III's research could completely upend our understanding of why whales sing.

The event will address the displacement of former Yugoslavian feminists and LGBTQ+ individuals. 

The work by UB engineers is being funded with a $2.4 million NIH grant.

The concert of music of African American composers and Gospel hymns celebrates the diversity of music-making in Buffalo nearly a year after the Tops shooting.

The award is the highest honor SUNY bestows upon its students.

A UB study has found that a unique “sandwich” of graphene and boron nitride 
creates a moiré pattern that may unlock graphene’s great potential.

Lea Kyle and Sydney Swedick are recipients of the most prestigious research scholarship offered for undergrad STEM students.

UB professional schools and programs are among the best in the nation according to the magazine's new rankings of America’s Best Graduate Schools. 

You don’t actually need to be vegan to join this UB student club — just interested in sustainability and being a good citizen of Earth.

The WNY Medical Scholarship Fund has distributed awards to 31 Jacobs School students who pledge to practice here after their training.

“Inhabiting Spaces” features site-specific performance works by students from diverse mediums at locations across the North Campus.

The student crowdfunding project affiliated with UB's Philosophy, Politics and Economics program aims to feed guests while raising money for nonprofits.

The annual Student Research Symposium was founded and is organized each year by students in the Graduate School of Education.

Other awardees this commencement season are President's Medal recipient Oren Lyons and SUNY honorary degree recipient Agnes Williams.

Matthew Cosmai is being honored by the American Geriatrics Society for his work on an initiative to improve medication safety with Team Alice.

More than $75K in startup funding and services were awarded in the annual UB entrepreneurship competition.

The UB community gathered for the annual recognition of students' research and academic accomplishments.