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Collie Fulford’s new book, "Insiders, Outliers," explores the writing lives of adult learners, highlighting their rich experiences and calling for more age-inclusive practices in higher education.

Cody Mejeur’s article in "Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture" challenges traditional views of nature in video games, using queer theory to explore ecological alliances in anti-pastoral Rust Belt settings.

A new book by anthropologist Deborah Reed-Danahay explores sideways migration—the movement of middle-class French citizens to London—offering fresh insights into belonging, mobility and identity in a post-Brexit world.

NASA’s groundbreaking BioSCape project proves that biodiversity can be monitored from space, paving the way for global ecosystem tracking and improved conservation efforts using advanced satellite technology.

An in-depth look at this year’s judging of the U.S. Crystal Growing Competition.

Students can earn both their BA in music performance and EdM in music education in just five years.

The departmental name change better reflects its breadth of research, from glaciers to lava.

UB researchers identified a strain that can also break down some of the toxic byproducts.

Co-edited by retired UB English professor Cristanne Miller, the book has also received significant critical attention and glowing reviews.

"Duck Soup" and "Double Endemnity" are among the films to be screened in the popular film series hosted by faculty members Bruce Jackson and Diane Christian.