Student Life

UB today officially unveiled Blackstone LaunchPad at UB, a hands-on learning program created by the Blackstone Charitable Foundation to introduce entrepreneurship as a viable career option to UB’s students, regardless of major.

UB faculty members Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson are widely known for having multifaceted careers. They recently added a new role to their lengthy résumés: that of philanthropists.

The program and resource will serve UB’s approximate 30,000 students, regardless of major or experience.

Four business and accounting students took first place in the School of Management's On Target Undergraduate Club Case Competition.

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.

Tom Ulbrich, an assistant dean in the UB School of Management and executive director of its Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, has been appointed executive director of the new Blackstone LaunchPad at UB.

The UB Humanities Institute and the Committee on Digital Scholarship and Cultures will take a week-long look at how digital technologies are influencing scholarship.

Geoffrey Fatin has achieved something his UB faculty mentors say is very rare: a perfect score on the physics test of the GRE.

The weeklong series of events promotes STEM in fun and engaging ways, and highlights the diversity of student engineering clubs at UB.

The satellite will help identify what the thousands of pieces of debris orbiting Earth are made of.