College of Arts and Sciences

Abbe Raven (left) and Robin Schulze (right)

Be genuine and persevere, Raven tells UB audience

9/28/18

In her onstage conversation with Robin G. Schulze, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Abbe Raven detailed her rise through the ranks of a fledgling cable network.

Joseph Gardella Jr., SUNY Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, who is leading the scientific analysis for the soil study, watches as students collect soil samples. Photo: Douglas Levere

Court-ordered studies on Tonawanda Coke’s impacts move forward

9/28/18

The study is investigating how air pollution from Tonawanda Coke may have settled into soil in nearby neighborhoods.

Your Facebook friends don’t mean it, but they’re likely hurting you daily

9/28/18

Social media sites often present users with social exclusion information that may actually inhibit intelligent thought, according to the co-author of a UB study.

Link between breastfeeding and infant health not straightforward

9/28/18

A UB sociologist is part of a research team whose new study is adding critical nuance toward better understanding the association between breastfeeding and infant health in the first year of life.

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Our Students Set Change In Motion

The world is evolving rapidly. To adapt and thrive in an increasingly complex global society, students need skills that transfer beyond the classroom: ambition, empathy, ingenuity, resilience.

At the College of Arts and Sciences, students build these skills through a fearless departure from standard educational models. Our commitment to interdisciplinary instruction and experiential learning produces graduates with the ability to think critically, communicate clearly, engage swiftly and lead compassionately.