• Samara Joy Coming to the UB Center for the Arts
    7/22/24

    The three-time Grammy winner will perform selections from her well-received EP, “A Joyful Holiday ” , as well as Gospel-flavored holiday favorites.

  • UB School of Management debuts in Positive Impact Rating
    7/23/24

    The school’s ever-growing momentum in social impact and community engagement has been internationally recognized.

  • UB, partners awarded $1.5 million grant to diversify STEM
    7/23/24

    UB to host scholars from underrepresented backgrounds; provide expertise in hydrogen fuel production.

  • Indigenous students learn about health care careers from the Jacobs School and the Seneca Nation Education Department
    7/24/24

    Students and faculty from UB’s health sciences units introduced middle and high school students to a wide range of health care professions.

  • Study: Inclusive leadership keeps child welfare workers on the job, benefiting children and families
    7/24/24

    When leaders are more inclusive, child welfare workers are less likely to experience workplace racial discrimination and more likely to stay in their positions and with their agencies.

  • Stifling corporate innovation
    7/24/24

    New study reveals unintended costs of SEC database.

  • UB receives $500,000 grant for nursing student scholarships
    7/24/24

    The funding, from Helene Fuld Health Trust, will be matched with $200,000 from the SUNY University Center Endowment Match.

  • Media Advisory: Children to receive school supplies Saturday in honor of the late Dr. Jonathan Daniels
    7/25/24

    Approximately 300 supply-filled backpacks will be given to students in grades K-8.

  • Food Lab takes creative approach to drawing attention to an important green in Kashmir
    7/26/24

    The UB Food Lab commissioned a poem by noted Kashmiri poet Zareef Ahmad Zareef to draw attention to the historical and cultural significance of haak at a time when utlra-processed foods are creeping into the Himalayan region of Kashmir.

  • Uncovering the past at a Buffalo church
    7/26/24

    UB archaeologist Douglas Perrelli and his students are conducting a dig on the site of Buffalo’s historic Michigan Street Baptist Church.