Need to Know

Published April 17, 2024

  • Aurora Borealis Duo to perform at UB
    4/2/24
    The Aurora Borealis Duo — featuring soprano and UB faculty member Tiffany Du Mouchelle and percussionist Stephen Solook — will perform in concert April 9 at UB.
  • Bike Days rescheduled on North, South campuses
    4/1/24
    With a weather forecast more reminiscent of winter than spring, Bike Days on the North and South campuses — originally set for this week — have been rescheduled.
  • UB MBA programs debut in CEO Magazine ranking
    4/1/24
    CEO Magazine has ranked the School of Management’s new Online MBA program No. 64 in its annual Global MBA ranking. The Online MBA was just launched in fall 2023.
  • Get road ready at UB Bike Days
    3/29/24
    It’s now officially spring, and time to get your bicycle road-ready with a free tuneup.
  • Campus visits set for law dean finalists
    3/29/24
    Five finalists in the search for a new dean for the School of Law will visit UB during the next two weeks to meet with senior academic and administrative leadership, faculty, staff, students and alumni.
  • Step up to good health
    3/25/24
    Become a healthier version of yourself — while connecting with friends and colleagues — by taking part in the School of Public Health and Health Professions’ (SPHHP) ninth annual Step Challenge.
  • Limited number of tickets available for Gorman DSS talk
    3/25/24
    A limited number of tickets are available for Tuesday night’s Distinguished Speakers Series event featuring author and activist Amanda Gorman.
  • School of Management presents artificial intelligence panel
    3/22/24
    The School of Management will host a free panel discussion exploring the growing impact of artificial intelligence on the world of accounting and finance at 5:15 p.m. April 3 in 104 Knox Lecture Hall, North Campus.
  • Narucki, Macomber to perform iconic Kurtág work at UB
    3/20/24
    Grammy Award-winning soprano Susan Narucki and 20th-century music violinist Curtis Macomber will perform György Kurtág’s iconic “Kafka Fragments” in a concert at UB on March 27.
  • Gresham lecturer to discuss compassion in rehabilitation
    3/20/24
    Compassion is an approach to living that conveys a sense of empathy that can be a powerful tool for researchers, practitioners, educators and students as they carry out their meaningful occupations.