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Media Advisory: Elections expert Christy McCormick, a UB alum, to discuss election integrity, misinformation Thursday
9/17/24
McCormick is one of four commissioners to serve on the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, which plays a critical role guiding fair elections.
The Ticketing Co. named No. 1 business in UB’s Fast 46 competition
9/17/24
Brooklyn-based firm offers a platform for both online and in-person event ticketing.
University at Buffalo honors 18 distinguished alumni
10/13/23
Honorees include business leaders, esteemed educators and community organizers.
UB names Beautiful Brains no. 1 business in Fast 46 competition
9/19/23
The Fast 46 competition is named in honor of UB’s founding in 1846; its mission is to recognize successful businesses led or owned by UB alumni or former students.
New President Elected to UB Alumni Association
7/5/23
Joseph Stefko is president and CEO of ROC2025, an alliance of economic development organizations in the greater Rochester area.
UB Fast 46 seeks nominations of alumni-run businesses
1/10/23
Named in honor of UB’s founding in 1846, the program elebrates the success of businesses owned or led by UB alumni and former students.
University at Buffalo Alumni Association elects new officers
9/29/22
The new leaders will help represent the interests of more than 280,000 UB graduates around the world.
Thomas McArthur named UB’s associate vice president for alumni engagement and annual giving
7/13/22
McArthur will lead the university’s efforts to mobilize its global alumni network of more than 287,000, while advancing several strategic initiatives.
UB alumnus Marcus Yam awarded Pulitzer Prize in breaking news photography
5/10/22
Yam, BS ’06, was honored for his “raw, urgent images” of U.S. departure from Kabul last summer.
Developer of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine is keynote speaker at UB Alumni Weekend
4/26/22
On June 4, Drew Weissman will visit UB to tell the truly amazing story of how he and his research partner co-developed the mRNA technology that made the COVID-19 vaccines possible.