A strong responsibility to keep her community informed led UB medical student Parveen Attai to organize a presentation on women's health.

UBNow has some suggestions for turning the green season True Blue.

The new course takes an innovative approach to introduce the topic to pre-service and in-service teachers.

A project is underway to prune hundreds of trees on campus in an effort to protect and enhance their health and longevity.

Deborah Reed-Danahay examines a population shift in which people move from one socially and economically well-off country to a similar one.

UB's Mickey Sperlich and the Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network will use an NIH award to address the effects of trauma during pregnancy.

UB photographer Meredith Forrest Kulwicki joined a class on a recent trip to the Everglades to document what was for many students a memorable and "otherworldly" trip.

The biological anthropologist shares how she became interested in a career in research and discusses her collaboration with community health workers.

New studies co-led by UB show how 160 scientists mapped South Africa’s biodiversity using NASA aircraft and fieldwork.

UB study finds framing can boost employee confidence, but one big error can destroy it.

Students from the Health Sciences Charter School explored careers in medicine and research during a recent visit to UB's Clinical and Translational Research Center.

A small percentage have had vision problems, but a direct causal link with the drugs has not been established. 

In memory of mass shootings in Buffalo and East Lansing, the medical schools are honoring lives lost by addressing this public health crisis.

The new UB faculty member returns to his hometown to promote health equity, often in the context of cancer-related outcomes.

UB sleep expert Carleara Weiss talks about the popular, but under-researched phenomena and how they might improve our health.

In the new Driven to Discover podcast, architect Joyce Hwang discusses her work incorporating habitats for animals into human spaces and why that’s mutually beneficial.

UB's VP for finance and administration will will continue to serve as board vice chair and will begin her own term as chair this coming August.

Retailers are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence and subscription-based models to enhance customer loyalty and drive growth.

UB professor Cody Mejeur asks readers to rethink and re-examine their relationships with nature and the living beings they share the world with.

UB PT students worked with medical students recently to help teach musculoskeletal exam technique as part of interprofessional collaboration.

Cutting indirect cost reimbursement for NIH grants will have a significant impact on UB’s ability to carry out lifesaving medical research, UB officials say.

More than 100 children received free dental care and education during the School of Dental Medicine’s annual Give Kids a Smile event.

The first Black woman to become principal dancer for the American Ballet Theatre told those attending the MLK Commemoration event that it all started with Mariah Carey.

UB dental school professor Ellyce Clonan's research was published in the Journal of the American Dental Association.

A new UB study offers insight into air pollution’s effects during this vulnerable time.

The UB chemist was recognized by the Research Corporation for Science Advancement for developing a lightning-inspired green ammonia reactor.

Social work professor will serve on committee that guides New York's Trauma-Informed Network and Resource Center.

A  book by UB scholar Collie Fulford on the writing lives of adult learners offers a look into the value they bring to an age-integrated classroom.

The Chicago physician will discuss “Diversity and Equity in an Age of Denial” at the fifth annual event dedicated to promoting health equity in WNY.

UB’s lower voices a cappella group has become one of the more recognizable — and beloved — traditions at the university.

The program aims to identify, foster and support Hispanic/Latinx leaders for a diverse university system and nation.

The award recognizes UB work that leveraged facilitated telemedicine to cure hepatitis C in 90% of people with opioid use disorder.

UB computer scientist and deepfake detective Siwei Lyu provides technical expertise for a new Viola Davis flick.

UB political scientist Jacob Kathman says both leaders might have ulterior motives in trying to work together on Ukraine.

UB will install a thermal energy network with its $12 million share of funding from the Environmental Bond Act.

UB junior Alissa Bowers works to raise awareness about bone marrow and stem cell registries, while encouraging the UB community to help make more of these treatments happen.

A recent study found that participants who practice mindfulness reported significantly less severe symptoms of anxiety, breathlessness, fatigue and insomnia.

Joe Atkinson, director of UB's Great Lakes Program, says it's definitely a possibility, with ice cover well above average since mid-January.

Scientists will work with DENT Neurologic Institute and a Jamaican pharma company to advance global clinical research.

The U.K. joins Costa Rica as sites for UB"s First-Year Global Experience program, offering more opportunities for students to study abroad.

UB sociologist Jordan Fox is part of a team that has developed a more flexible approach for addressing environmental change in urban areas.

The UB study shows pharmacist-physician collaborations reduce hospital readmissions and save money.

The new UB faculty member looks at the role courts play in responding to and addressing democratic crises and threats to democracy.

Black people are not only disproportionately arrested for felony murder, they are  disproportionately convicted, scholars say.

A weekly Cuban dance class provides an opportunity to connect and enhance UB’s relationships with WNY and its own diverse students, faculty and staff. 

SUNY is funding a program in which students work on faculty-led research while interacting with peers and graduate students.

Recipients of grants from UB’s Civic Engagement Research Fund discussed their work at a reception stressing the value of community-engaged research.

The conference will examine how Black studies contributes novel, practical approaches for thinking about and managing global problems.