• UB rolls out largest electric vehicle fleet charging lot among NYS universities
    4/8/25

    Chargers will allow UB to power up to 40 of its fleet electric vehicles at the same time.

  • UB statement on revoked student visas
    4/9/25

    UB’s International Student Services office is providing support to the impacted students and graduates.

  • New theory explains moral reaction to hypocrisy
    4/10/25

    Study authors developed a model that has implications for how we should evaluate claims of hypocrisy.

  • Study examines how diet quality impacts oral microbiome
    4/11/25

    Women who followed healthier diets had lower abundance of certain oral microbiome bacteria, including bacteria that can promote gum disease and heart infections.

  • Spring Into Art Returns to the UB Center for the Arts
    4/16/25

    Guests are invited to explore the Center’s galleries, atrium and public spaces as they come alive with activity. From live performances to interactive art-making and exhibitions. A full slate of programming highlights the creativity, talent and collaboration at the heart of UB’s arts community.

  • Media Advisory: Aspiring entrepreneurs to compete for more than $75,000 at UB
    4/17/25

    Five teams will vie for more than $75,000 in startup funding and in-kind services in the final round of the 25th annual Henry A. Panasci Jr. Technology Entrepreneurship Competition April 24.

  • Two UB students awarded prestigious Goldwater scholarships
    4/17/25

    Goldwater scholarships are the country’s most competitive research scholarship offered to undergraduate STEM students.

  • UB pharmacy researcher examines benefits of pharmacist-administered injectable contraception
    4/17/25

    Almost half of U.S. states allow practice as pharmacists expand role in reproductive health.

  • Study: Experimental bird flu vaccine excels in animal models
    4/17/25

    Vaccine platform, proven effective for COVID-19, could be key in responding to evolving bird flu strains.

  • Curved neutron beams could deliver benefits straight to industry
    4/17/25

    A physics first, neutron Airy beams could reveal information useful for pharmaceuticals and quantum computing.