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Social embeddedness provides a new understanding of human behavior that can also inform and support other research in psychology.

The publication named Yotam Ophir to its "SN 10: Scientists to Watch" list, comprised of scientists tackling big problems.

The UB art history professor reflects on the exhibition in Germany that attracted over 80,000 visitors and plenty of news coverage across Europe.

The program will prepare students for a wide variety of careers, including those in Indigenous nations and organizations.

A UB study suggests a paradigm shift in patient attitudes regarding cannabis and prescription opioid use for treating cancer-related pain.

“Hauntings” is the theme of this year's festival, now in its 11th year.

Researchers caution that the process is often accompanied by multiple effects, and the wide-ranging impact can't be ignored.

Music department staff believe the instrument likely is one of the first pianos to arrive in Buffalo — via a mule-drawn barge along the Erie Canal.

A statewide study has found the link between pollutants and ER visits is more clear-cut in communities that were once denied mortgages due to race.

The Zodiaque Dance Company's 50th anniversary gala and program highlights an innovative lineup of dance, musical and drama.

“Replaying Japan” will make its Western New York debut Aug. 19 at UB.

A College of Arts and Sciences expert weighs in on what's causing the odd weather in Western New York recently, and if we can expect more of the same.