UB MBA moves to highest place ever in U.S. News ranking
3/12/19

The UB School of Management was ranked in its highest spot ever—No. 66—by U.S. News & World Report in its annual ranking of MBA programs.

UB conference to focus on inclusive leadership
3/14/19

Leaders from the business, nonprofit and academic worlds will come together to build inclusiveness across businesses and organizations.

Poor pitch singing could be a matter of the tune in your head
3/14/19

Though it’s easy to hear when a singer hits a bad note, what’s causing it is inaudible. The silent, preparatory muscle movements of the face and larynx that occur when singers run a song through their heads could be nudging them out of tune.

Media Advisory: During Patient Safety Awareness Week, UB launches ‘Team Alice’ to combat medical errors and polypharmacy in the elderly
3/14/19

Sponsored by UB’s Office of Interprofessional Education, Thursday’s event is a collaboration between several UB health-related entities.

Shaping a city: how an architecture and planning school has been with Buffalo every step of the way
3/15/19

UB's School of Architecture and Planning is taking its story of place-based urban regeneration on the road with a screening of "See It Through Buffalo" in New York.

UB entrepreneurship competition enters semifinal round
3/15/19

12 teams of students are one step closer to the $52,000 in startup funding and business services that will go to the group that presents the best plan for a viable new business in Western New York.

Study: When it comes to heart health in older women, all movement matters
3/15/19

Light activity appears to reduce risk of stroke or heart failure by up to 22 percent, and the risk of heart attack or coronary death by as much as 42 percent.

African refugee women have healthier pregnancies than U.S. women. The likely reason? An unhealthy U.S. culture
3/18/19

African refugee women experience healthier pregnancies than women born in the United States, despite receiving less prenatal care, found a recent University at Buffalo study.

Link found between temperament of high-risk infants and obesity
3/18/19

Introducing sugary beverages to soothe distress may contribute to childhood obesity onset.

Research ties common heartburn medications to kidney disease and failure
3/18/19

Common medications prescribed to treat heartburn, acid reflux and ulcers are linked to increased risks for kidney failure and chronic kidney disease, found a recent University at Buffalo study.