• UB student’s billboard encourages people to embrace their differences
    6/17/24

    “One heart, one temperature” has been installed on Kensington Avenue through a partnership with Lamar Advertising.

  • Promising gene therapy for FOXG1 syndrome
    6/17/24

    A UB-led research team shows the treatment reverses brain abnormalities in mice, a step toward human clinical trials. 

  • Sociology adds criminology to department name
    6/17/24

    The addition reflects that the study of criminology and faculty research in that field are among the department’s strengths.

  • Collaboration with AKG brings public art to campus
    6/14/24

    “Sit,” a concrete sculpture by Tonawanda native Sarah Braman, has found a long-term home on Diefendorf Quad.

  • At 81, UB professor still helping to launch residents into careers
    6/14/24

    The orthodontics department has created an award in Stephen Aszkler’s name to recognize his service and commitment.

  • A global view of climate-resilient buildings
    6/13/24

    An NSF-funded project gives graduate students with the UB RENEW Institute international research experience.

  • Study examines health implications of exposure to firearm violence
    6/12/24

    Exposure has a cumulative effect on the functional health of Black Americans, especially women, a UB social work researcher says.

  • UB hosts leading international AI conference
    6/12/24

    Attendees from around the world discuss cutting-edge research, with social media as the common theme.

  • ‘Planting trees’ in service to the community
    6/11/24

    UB law school faculty member Orlando Dickson reflects on a year teaching in the BA in Law program and his work in the community.

  • New technique could protect stem cells
    6/10/24

    Using shear-thinning hydrogels instead of saline solution to inject stem cells into the brain could lead to new therapies for MS and other neurological diseases.

  • Integrating AI into the classroom
    6/10/24

    UB’s Generative AI Task Force recently reported the findings of its yearlong, campuswide initiative exploring how GAI can be used in teaching and learning at the university.

  • UB hosts Ride for Roswell June 21-22
    6/7/24

    Members of the UB community should be prepared for heavy pedestrian and bike traffic, as well as parking lot closures and different traffic patterns.

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  • Congratulations graduates!

    On July 11, 447 students in UB's undergraduate programs at the Singapore Institute of Management received their bachelor’s degrees from UB. UB is also celebrating the 20th anniversary of the program, known as UB-SIM, which has produced nearly 6,500 UB alumni over the course of its two decades. Read more about UB-SIM. Photos courtesy of SIM

    Published July 18, 2024

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The women's basketball team sees their newly renovated locker room.

Locker room reveal

The women's basketball team got their first look at their newly renovated locker room. Check out their reactions to the swanky new digs.

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