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Your classmates, your memories, our collective future. Discover the latest stories about bold UB grads and friends who are leading the charge, lending a hand and changing the world for the better.

Treasures of Home

10/23/23

It all began with a puzzle and a fierce competition between sisters.

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The Right Frame of Mind

10/23/23

Ryan Zagata, BA ’96, wasn’t a bike guy until he moved from Manhattan to Brooklyn in 2008 to start a family. There he expanded his community by bicycling.

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Boldly Beyond a Billion

10/18/23

UB has become the first SUNY institution to surpass a billion-dollar comprehensive fundraising campaign goal.

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A Prescription for the Future

10/23/23

From perspectives gained through a career spanning more than 40 years and counting, Karen Brim acknowledges the many challenges she has faced throughout her life, and how she met and overcame them, making it her mission to guide others in doing the same.

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Bills @ Bulls

10/17/23

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen hosted a Q&A session in Alumni Arena as the Student Association’s 2023 Student Choice Speaker.

More Room to Move

10/17/23

Members of the Murchie family break ground for the new Brittany Murchie Mulla Sports Performance Center on June 30.

Pride Postive

10/17/23

The Center for the Arts glows with rainbow lights to celebrate Pride Week April 10-15, 2023.

Seeing Double

10/17/23

Three pairs of twins plus another pair of siblings are among the 184 students in the Jacobs School Class of 2027.

Bicycle Breakthroughs

10/17/23

Buffalo school students explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics through bicycles and bicycle riding at the STEMcyclists Summer Camp.

Hip Hop History

10/17/23

UB hosts the 6th annual Teaching Black History Conference, held at Hayes Hall in July 2023.

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UB Alumnus is Mayor of Kabul
1/30/19
Ahmad Zaki says UB's Urban Planning program prepared him to address the social landscape of urban planning and, ultimately, to guide change in Kabul
Driving Diversity for the NFL
3/30/21
Beane spearheads the NFL’s overarching diversity, equity and inclusion strategy, and will collaborate with senior leadership to drive actionable change.
A Pathway to Hope
3/30/21
Margie Hempling McGlynn has endowed a professorship in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences to find holistic solutions for rare genetic diseases.
Living Art Out Loud
3/8/21
Visiting professor Michael Mwenso says he feels “very fortunate to be at UB and the Arts Collaboratory...and teach about Black music and how it can empower your life and make you be a deeper human being.”
Helping People Worldwide with Better Design
3/18/22
Smith creates design solutions for those around the world who’ve been marginalized in the decisions made about their built environment.
Saving kids, in a heartbeat
6/14/19
What goes around has come around for pediatric cardiologist Thomas DiSessa (MD ’71), who has gone from a once-struggling student to a world traveler with a cause.

Fall 2023

Our Most Recent Print Issue

In this issue, learn how UB surpassed the historic fundraising goal, how one alumna is helping nurture a deep sense of culture in children, and how an entrepreneur developed a bicycle ideal for city living.

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Nostalgia

A Literary Destination

10/29/23

In 1937 Charles D. Abbott, director of University Libraries, established the “Poetry Project” to collect rare first editions of modern poetry. Today, Abbot’s Poetry Collection has expanded to more than 150,000 volumes, 9,000 periodical titles and extensive manuscript holdings, and includes the world’s largest collection of materials by and about Irish poet and author James Joyce. In June 2023, UB received $10 million in New York State funding to establish the James Joyce Museum inside Abbott Hall, which will include exhibition space to showcase the collection for visiting global scholars and the general public.

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