Seval Yildirim will lead and enable UB’s efforts to further develop a culture of equity and inclusion across all units of the university.

Annual celebration by UB Libraries invites campus community to read aloud from your favorite banned book.

Research shows that personalized medicine has significant value in determining how patients will fare after the procedure.

While it's well-known that cigarette smoke is bad, fuels like natural gas might not be viewed the same way, researchers say.

Tyrone Reese has been named Student of the Year by the New York State Social Work Education Association.

The technology could cut the cost for making pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and other products.

Neurosurgeon Rosalind Lai has received a Young Investigator Grant to study the reasons behind this phenomenon.

Scientists from across the globe gathered at UB to discuss the latest chemical analysis breakthroughs.

After a year-long pause due to renovations in Goodyear and Clement halls, the dining center is back to serve hungry students.

In a new video, the vice president for student life reminds the campus community about the university’s core values and its position on free speech.

The center accepts all patients, regardless of their insurance status.

Campus events and community outreach, including free oral care with the dental school's mobile van, are among the lineup of activities.

The free, student-managed clinic of UB’s health sciences units is now offering dental care, thanks to a CTSI seed grant.

Apparel made of folded paper and 3D-printed resin developed by UB architecture students was part of an exhibition exploring expanding definitions of fashion.

Jin Young Song is the recipient of a 2023 Design Educates Award for his energy-efficient façade retrofit of a major hospital in Seoul.

Researchers hope the findings are useful for people who care about science and want to improve public acceptance of science.

UB researcher Scott Santos studies how tiny red shrimp are adapting to the changing environment of the Hawaiian Islands.

The new fellowship provides a safe and supportive research and teaching environment for scholars who face the risk of persecution in their own country.

While UB homecoming activities have grown since the first event in the 1920s, the goal remains the same: to build a sense of belonging.

UB's cancer research studies were in the spotlight at a recent daylong symposium.

Developed by UB researchers, synthetic anion binders can “ferry” mucus-clearing ions blocked by the chronic lung disease.

UB has deepened ties with India’s higher education system, building a foundation to address the world’s most pressing technological challenges.

Saturday’s partial eclipse is a good opportunity to start preparing for the region’s once-in-a-century total solar eclipse in 2024, UB scientists say.

"We condemn the brazen attack by Hamas," Tripathi writes in campuswide email.

Graduate School of Education's Noemi Waight awarded $2M NSF grant to continue STEMcyclists program.

An interdisciplinary team will combine AI, high-performance computing and modeling to better understand Lahaina fire and reduce the likelihood of future disasters.

Organized in response to the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the conference will be a dialogue between academics and the community.

A $40 million gift from alumnus Russ Agrusa pushes the campaign over the billion-dollar mark eight months before it closes.

The Alumni Achievement Awards recognize alumni who have brought distinction to the university. 

In his 12th State of the University address, President Satish K. Tripathi reminded attendees that despite the success, there’s still much work to do.

National Academies committee was tasked with examining approaches for improving the measurement of death by suicide among police.

Program is part of an initiative to increase the number of faculty at UB from traditionally underrepresented populations in North America.

The shovel – still sturdy for its age – remains safely tucked away in the University Archives until called upon for its next dig.

Group provides peer interaction and a proactive approach to managing the disease for Western New York youths ages 12 to 18.

Jacobs School event was held in memory of Tops massacre victim Pearl Young.

Future of Health report shines a spotlight on advancements and opportunities that promise to revolutionize health care.

Pharmacy study suggests that older kidney transplant patients do not metabolize the immunosuppressive drugs as well as their younger counterparts.

Food as Medicine forum focused on integrating this emerging field into conventional health care.

Discussion organized by the Asia Research Institute and School of Social Work seeks to offer new perspective.

Members of the UB community will once again gather to recognize the achievements of outstanding faculty and staff on Oct. 26.

Community-based program is the first of its kind in the SUNY system.

VP for Student Life Brian Hamluk and Dean of Students Tomás Aguirre shared message to UB students.

UB continues to deliver on the enrollment goals President Tripathi envisioned in 2015.

Amy Schneider opened this year's Distinguished Speakers Series with a candid talk in the Center for the Arts.

School of Nursing will use federal grant to leverage VR-based experiential education to meet the needs of rural and underserved populations.

Panel discussion at Grand Island High School was part of a chat series that explores AI for social good.

Talk is part of the English department's Exhibit X Fiction Series showcasing the work of innovative writers.

Quartet will perform the first half of the Department of Music's annual Slee Beethoven String Quartet Cycle.

With UB playing a critical role, the project aims to transform the tri-city region into a global hub for semiconductor technology.

School of Architecture and Planning is hosting a symposium and related exhibit on inclusive design and access to public toilets and locker rooms.

Igniting Hope conference has matured into a movement aimed at bringing lasting change to the region by ending race-based disparities and their devastating impacts.

School of Management research analyzes “Shark Tank” competitors to find the advantages and challenges of being weird.

Perry lecturer Alan Jette believes radical change is needed in how the U.S. addresses preventing disabilities if there’s to be any improvement.

A UB psychologist has received a $3.2 million grant to assess how cannabis use affects patients who receive immunotherapy

With NIH funding, UB pediatric researchers will study an intervention they developed for children with asthma in the Buffalo Public Schools.

UB linguist Kristen D'Alessandro Merii’s exploration of “Miami English” receives wide recognition.

The BioSCape project is an important step toward monitoring ecosystems across the globe from space.

A School of Management study analyzes how an age-old strategy can protect against adversarial threats.

A UB study found that family and friends filled the gap in support when academic institutions shut down for in-person learning.

How instructors reply to college students’ queries in introductory STEM settings can motivate those students to pursue more research in STEM courses.

Properly disposing of a ton of daily trash is key to UB's goal of becoming climate neutral and moving toward zero waste by 2030.

The school received its second HEED award this fall from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.

The modern master of literary horror is appearing as part of the English department's Exhibit X Fiction Series.