UB adjunct architecture instructor Albert Chao is working to transform the Coles House and Studio into a space where community change happens.

Yanely Reyes-Bermudez was awarded the Nancy L. Zimpher Scholarship for Teacher Education; Constance Yap received the ACT for Excellence and Student Initiative Scholarship. 

Climate doom, the belief that climate change will cause societal breakdowns, predicts support for radical actions, according to study.

The UB community gathered to recognize outstanding faculty and staff at the annual Celebration of Faculty and Staff Academic Excellece.

Tiffany J. Nhan is the recipient of the prestigious Minority Fellowship from the Council on Social Work Education.

The projects include creating new uses for discarded tires and establishing a testbed for advanced sorting technologies.

UB recently hosted health professionals from Central and South America looking for insights and innovations for pressing public health issues in their regions.

UB educator LaGarrett King examines how a recent Supreme Court ruling may impact inclusive education.

The initiative will harness UB’s wide-ranging research expertise and unlock advancements in computing, medicine, semiconductors and more.

“California Rebuilds” invited architects to showcase the power of passive house design in creating sustainable, fire-resilient communities.

As the giant retailer constructs a facility at North Bailey and Ridge Lea Road, UB Then looks back at the site's former tenant.

Kristine Stiphany gave a presentation on a new book she co-edited that explores how urban insurgencies reshape cities and challenge dominant paradigms.

GSE professor Tim Monreal has co-edited a book that offers educators lessons using film and TV to explore Latinx histories and communities.

The initiative with Dalian University of Technology continues a legacy of preparing global business leaders.

The surprising findings published in PNAS have implications for understanding and treating neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders.

UB professor Claire Schen and her daughter Maddy Cherr's visual essay focuses on the mental toll of the pandemic and its lasting effects on students.

The monthlong food and winter clothing drive supporting local community members in need runs through Dec. 5.

UB faculty members Jennifer Read and Jennifer Livingston have received a $3 million NIH grant to test the friend-based motivational interview.

The Emmy-nominated film is being presented as part of the libraries’ exhibition "Toxic Archives: Voices from Love Canal."

Now that we've had the first taste of snow for the season, here’s a reminder of what the campus community should know when there’s wintry weather ahead.

A UB study highlights how evolutionary adaptations to diet and disease may have influenced primate biology, including humans.

The program aligns SUNY tuition with federal tuition benefits, filling the gap when federal assistance falls short of the full cost of SUNY tuition.

At a recent town hall, faculty, staff and students shared their thoughts and concerns about the evolving technology.

Kevin Fedarko and Pete McBride recounted their 14-month journey around the Grand Canyon at Tuesday's Distinguished Speakers Series event.

The weeklong event offers an opportunity to learn about other cultures and celebrate the rich diversity on campus.

Lucy Mastrandrea’s research has improved outcomes for patients with obesity and Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. 

Faculty Affairs is hosting a networking event to help inform and prepare faculty to successfully apply to this prestigious — and for many transformative — program.

The guidelines seek to improve outcomes and optimize care, says chair of pediatrics Benny Joyner.

UB researcher Kasia Kordas is part of an international team of experts who are working to address food safety and nutrition globally.

UB health equity researcher Gloria Aidoo-Frimpong is a co-PI on the PCORI-funded project.

UB linguist Fabiola Henri says the projects will focus on creole languages that are underrepresented in both research and new technologies.

UB earth sciences students develop valuable fieldwork skills during a trip to New Hampshire to study igneous rocks and volcanic landscapes.

Public health researcher Jessica Kruger is determined to create creating real-world learning experiences that engage and inspire students.

UB reported more than 9,000 students from 106 countries in fall 2024, according to the latest census by the Institute of International Education.

Samira Sheikholeslami will take part in the ‘Next to Lead’ training program for racially and ethnically diverse women in architecture.

Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review have named UB one of the top undergraduate schools for entrepreneurship studies.

The funds from the credit union will support the Blue Table food pantry.

Left over from Baird Point and salvaged from a storage yard, the marble will be the centerpiece of a new pollinator garden at the administrative building.

What started as a practical carpool quickly turned into a daily ritual of camaraderie, caffeine and case law for four first-year UB law students.

Heather M. Gardiner aims to expand the Community Health Equity Research Institute's research impact and strengthen links with the community.

Students in a graduate architecture studio created storage solutions for The Tool Library.

UB computer scientist Rohini Srihari explores the many ways that AI can be utilized for the public good.

A paper by UB social work researcher Amanda Aykanian links homeless services workers’ burnout to adverse childhood experiences.

In the Innovate for Impact Criminology Design Challenge, teams designed new initiatives to address some of society’s most pressing criminal justice and public safety issues.

UB researchers have published the first comprehensive meta-review of AI-enhanced wearables for people with prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes.

The SUNY Distinguished Professor is being recognized for outstanding contributions to the International Statistical Institute and the global statistical community.

Fourteen undergraduate architecture students from Mexico joined a UB workshop aimed at testing new ways to turn demolition waste into innovative design.

The deliberative forum on Dec. 5 is being sponsored by the Philosophy, Political Science and Economics Program.