The annual event spotlights the rich diversity on campus.

First established in 1966, the “Mad Turtles” offer a different thrill for UB students more familiar with football and basketball.

The final event of the “Learning About Your Genome” series aims to increase awareness of genetics in the African-American community.

As the calendar turns to November, UBNow tackles that annual topic: what the UB community should know when the snow flies.

The SUNY Empire Innovation Professor has been named director of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science.

Twelve civic projects have been selected to receive grants of $5,000 in the first year of UB’s new Civic Engagement Research Fund.

Currently director of public safety at Canisius University, the longtime member of law enforcement is known for her approachability and positive interactions with the Canisius community.

Members of the UB community gathered for the annual tradition of recognizing faculty and staff for their outstanding achievements during the past year.

Neurosurgeons Elad Levy and Adnan Siddiqui treated the patient suffering from a severe case of Moyamoya disease.

UB physicist Herbert Fotso has received a DOE grant to explore the interplay between disorder and strong interaction between electrons.

A UB study found patients may benefit from an antimicrobial mouth rinse and small brushes to clean between teeth as part of their at-home care.

The Indiana University faculty member has a strong record of research, service, teaching and mentorship.

UB retail experts say the trend can put shoppers over budget and more items in landfills.

Over the past 2,000 years, rising and falling temperatures have altered the way water moves around the planet.

The director of UB's Microbiome Center will continue the work of the acclaimed researcher.

The revived club fills a void for students interested in this growing technology.

The page provides details about parking for all buildings, paths to barrier-free building entrances, and maps with the shortest routes indicated. 

UB scientists are investigating if the water and sediment quality of the upper river can support these organisms that naturally filter out contaminants.

R. Lorraine Collins talks about her work on the subject and why she's an advocate for legalization in the latest edition of the Driven to Discover podcast.

Lead author Bianca Weinstock-Guttman notes prospects are improving for those with MS but disease management in older adults is challenging.

UB faculty member Nichol Castro says the words you use and the mental dictionary you have are part of what make you and your voice unique.

UB dance faculty member Michael Deeb Weaver teaches students that a strong mind/body connection is essential for elite performers in the arts. 

The UB postdoc survived “unforgivable” atrocities in a Rwandan refugee camp to thrive as an NSF MPS-Ascend postdoctoral research fellow.

The expert panel recently issued a report on the NSF’s participation in the Materials Genome Initiative.

Buffalo SOUP is back with another crowdfunding event to support sustainability and environmental health education.

A symposium on the topic will feature the hosts of the NPR podcast “Louder Than A Riot.”

An international team led by UB will use AI and quantum science to apply 2D materials to satellite sensors and radiation shields.

University Communications staffer Doug Sitler is the caretaker of the iconic Griffis Sculpture Park in the hills south of Buffalo.

UB engineer Michel Bruneau says the field should consider the consequences of extreme events, not just the odds that they will occur.

Lindsey Alico will implement and direct a master’s degree program in genetic counseling.

“Thought-Built” is a rare opportunity to explore the largest collection of artifacts from the lost Imperial Hotel, on loan from the UB Archives.

Using satellite images and historical photos, researchers have compiled the most complete picture of Greenland’s outlying glaciers to date.

For over 70 years, UB's residence halls have helped build a strong campus community.

Researchers hypothesize that social media use is responsible for the rise in teen depression.

The study found that telemedicine treatment for HCV in those with opioid-use disorder was more than twice as successful as off-site referrals.

Millions of children are prescribed these drugs and many more take them illicitly.

UB architecture classes worked with community partners to design and build the Sydney Gross Memorial in Medina, N.Y.

This is the 21st straight year that UB has ranked among the Top 30 in the annual Open Doors report.

Eight months into a pilot program, the Marketing Cloud digital platform is successfully offering personalized, targeted and dynamic content to UB constituents.

A UB-led study finds stressed employees become too depleted to properly recover.

UB faculty member Siwei Lyu is the expert the media turn to when determining the authenticity of a photo or video.

The CTSI's Community Engagement Studios connect community members with researchers to help plan more impactful studies.

The funding will support a series of workshops to continue the university's work in advancing climate justice.

The funding will expand the work of the initiative that looks into ways to protect older adults from medication harm across the health care system.

A new study reveals how to unlock the “Andrew Carnegie Effect” to address societal issues.

While RNA is well known for its part in cutting-edge vaccine technology, a UB-led study looks at its lesser explored role in the inner workings of cells.

Nicholas Thompson and Nita Farahany probed the promise — and the peril — of artificial intelligence before an attentive Distinguished Speakers Series audience.

UB AI expert David Doermann warned lawmakers about the dangers of deepfakes and other synthetic media during recent testimony on Capitol Hill.

UB leadership updated the community on the progress that's been made in making UB a more inclusive place to live, learn and work.

NSF funding points to UB’s statewide leadership in computing resources, AI and data science capabilities.

UB is working with Drawing for Food, which auctions off architectural drawings to benefit those with food insecurity in Toronto.

Study finds duplicated genomes may have paved the way for specialized carnivory and separate-sexed plants.

The algae, from the genus Breviolum, reside inside the coral tissue, forming a symbiotic relationship.

UB hosted the gathering of industry and academic experts dedicated to exploring the frontiers of data analytics and artificial intelligence. 

Daniela Sandler had taught at many different colleges and universities, but in her estimation, there's no place like UB.

Through a partnership between SUNY and the Buffalo Public Schools, 2,000 letters will be mailed to BPS seniors inviting them to apply to college for fall 2024.

The $3.4 million clinic will improve health outcomes for Western New Yorkers.

UB researcher Kacey Stewart offers some tips for living a sustainable, healthy life this holiday season.