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Medical school milestone: UB holds beam-signing and topping out ceremony
3/22/16
Representatives including UB President Satish K. Tripathi and New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo gathered for the traditional topping out ceremony.
Photo Opp: UB fans to celebrate March Madness at watch parties across the region
3/17/16
Events will also be held nationwide in cities from New York City to Dallas
National spotlight shines on UB as hoops teams earn hardware and headlines
3/17/16
The UB men’s and women’s basketball teams’ first-ever dual trips to the NCAA’s Big Dance are shining a bright spotlight on UB Athletics.
UB grad school programs again ranked among nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report
3/16/16
Several UB graduate and professional degree programs have been cited as among the nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking of “America’s Best Graduate Schools."
UB’s Prasad receives SPIE Gold Medal
3/14/16
The award is the highest honor bestowed by the international society for optics and photonics.
Piano recital by UB music professor explores the work of one of 20th century’s major composers
3/2/16
Eric Huebner will follow Olivier Messiaen’s particularly rich arc of influence in a program of performance and discussion in the next Scholars on the Road lecture on March 9 in New York City.
UB’s 2016 CareerFest features 120 companies, and includes the LinkedIn photo booth
3/1/16
More than 20 Fortune 500 companies will join 100 local and national companies at this year’s CareerFest on March 2 in UB’s Alumni Arena.
Scientists and artists say: Bring on the noise!
2/26/16
Artists and academics will provide diverse perspectives on the science and aesthetics of noise at Buffalo’s next Science & Art Cabaret.
UB grad aces physics subject test of GRE
2/24/16
Geoffrey Fatin has achieved something his UB faculty mentors say is very rare: a perfect score on the physics test of the GRE.
UB chemist discusses breakthroughs that could help treat Parkinson’s
2/19/16
If you think your workspace is cramped, consider Frank Bright’s for a moment.

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