The entire 67-year publication run of the UB yearbook offers a historical view of the university from the perspective of its students.

A School of Management study finds that floor trading matters, even in the digital age.

Graduates are being honored at 18 commencement ceremonies and five recognition ceremonies.

The dean of the School of Nursing talks with UBNow about her vision for the school and increasing the presence of students and faculty in the community.

The UB mechanical engineer is among 269 new fellows recognized by one of the oldest scholarly societies in the United States.

Genetic analysis suggests some Alaska Natives live near where their ancestors did 3,000 years ago.

Six UB students and alumni have won the prestigious national scholarship competition for grants to study, research and teach abroad.

The National Board of Medical Examiners develops and manages assessments of health care professionals, and works to create licensing exams and in-training testing. 

The new center for research and education about Asia and its diasporic communities opened last month with a conference titled “#Asia: Here and Now.” 

The multidisciplinary course “Living Well in the Digital World” breaks down the history of “human flourishing,” past and present.

The Phi Beta Kappa program will provide UB recipient Laibah Mir with a scholarship and assistance in pursuing a public sector career.

Health care and advocacy for children and families will be discussed at the event hosted by UB’s pediatrics residency program and the Department of Pediatrics.

The architecture professor also has gifted more than 150 books from her own shelves to serve as a resource for fellows and the public.

CAS academic adviser Joe Syracuse took first place in this year's Step Challenge, recording more than 1.6 million steps during the month of April.

The Buffalo Niagara Sales & Marketing Executives have recognized UB's president for his stewardship of the university.

The School of Dental Medicine is now ninth nationwide, an improvement of five spots from the previous year.

UB’s graduating seniors meld ambition with service as they seek to transform their communities.

A member of the UB faculty since 2010, Rao is the recipient of an honor that is considered the Nobel Prize for the field of statistics.

The state support helps UB grow it research and provide outstanding educational experiences to its students, President Satish K. Tripathi says.

And the fix isn’t that hard, says UB social psychologist Shira Gabriel.

The award is part of UB joining a Tier 1 University Transportation Center to enhance the nation’s transportation infrastructure.

UB faculty share tips for recruiting children and families into research studies and how to best ensure retention.

The multi-million-dollar rehab of the residence halls is part of a plan that also includes refurbishing academic and recreational spaces on the South Campus.

The ability to chew properly may improve blood sugar levels in patients with Type 2 diabetes.

Commencement season holds special meaning for the three-time UB alum and pharmacy school faculty member.

The UB biochemist is the first SUNY recipient of the R35 award, which provides funding for research that breaks new ground or extends discoveries.

The architecture school will establish the Rudy Bruner Center for Urban Excellence, building on the body of work by the national Rudy Bruner Award.

UB anthropologists are looking at the fundamental adaptations in the human body that enable us to throw accurately.

The Multidimensional Inventory of Recovery Capital is a reliable measure of resources that contribute to successful recovery. 

Keynote speaker Christopher St. Vil advocated for CVI, which focuses on supporting the people who are at the highest risk of engaging in violence.

The same factors driving health care disparities in the U.S. are also affecting who has access to cannabis for cancer symptom treatment.

As politicians try to control aspects of public education, the work of UB’s Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education has become more important than ever.

Panelists at the “Racism, Racial Literacy and Mental Health” conversation tackled tough questions at an event marking the one-year anniversary of the Tops racist shooting.

The Center for Industrial Effectiveness will increase New Yorkers' awareness of these careers supported by a $500,000 grant from the New York State Offshore Wind Training Institute.

Five UB students and four alumni have received the prestigious awards that recruit high-potential, early-career scientists and support their graduate training.

After leaving UB in 1999 just shy of getting her degree, Esmedelin Sippel re-enrolled in 2022 and will graduate with pride this weekend. 

Students from the Department of Environment and Sustainability spent several nights hunting for salamanders in the North Campus woods.

UB’s beloved behemoth is heading into its 27th commencement season, but its history goes back much farther, with ties to Buffalo’s old Central Terminal.

UB faculty members Xiufeng Liu, Thomas Thundat and Robert Zivadinov have been promoted to the highest faculty rank in the SUNY system.

Eduardo Mercado III’s “Singers as Sentinels” project will explore how human noise pollution presents a new threat to whales’ survival.

Curated by grad students, “Shifting Tides” contributes to new understandings of literacy and development of a broader definition of literature.

The first-ever challenge in support of the LGBTQ Faculty Staff Association, organized by staff in University Advancement, stood out on Giving Day.

The legislation allows nursing students to complete up to one-third of their required clinical work in a high-quality simulation environment.

Medical and engineering faculty and students are working to solve Chloe Cottone's hypermobility problems and maintain her goal of becoming a surgeon. 

Funding from the state Department of Health is enabling the center to expand care to families experiencing dementia in all 8 WNY counties.

The Chancellor’s Award Lecture in Neuroscience and Ophthalmology recognizes the UB faculty member's major discoveries in the field.

Nearly a year after the Tops mass shooting, 18 medical students met to talk about an issue they had in common besides being medical students.

Chemical engineer Lili Rassouli is studying ways to convert solar energy into other clean fuels.

The 10 scholars will help to elucidate social inequality and advance social justice within UB and greater Buffalo community.

Kelly Hayes McAlonie and One World Café were recognized for design and professional excellence by the American Institute of Architects New York State.

UB social work students are inspired by witnessing politics in action.

After six years as dean, Aviva Abramovsky will return to her faculty role as professor of law.

Rising temperatures may force species to move to new locations to survive, which might not be possible, researchers say.

The annual charity event is moving its location on the North Campus, prompting  closures of some campus roads and parking lots. 

The T. H. Maiman Award from the Academy of Laser Dentistry recognizes the UB oral biologist for his work on photobiomodulation.

In the Driven to Discover podcasts, UB researchers talk about their inspirations, goals and the journey that led them to where they are now.