2014

March

ESPN's Mel Kiper puts Khalil Mack in the number one spot
3/19/14
He has Mack going to the Houston Texans.
Forbes cites Start-Up NY as one reason for Buffalo being the "most affordable city"
3/19/14
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's initiative offers companies expansion into space at UB with no personal or business taxes for 10 years.
U.S. News & World Report ranks 34 UB graduate programs as among the best
3/19/14
The magazine analyzed more than 1,300 programs.
NBC Sports Pro Football Talk reported that some scouts see Khalil Mack climbing in the draft
3/19/14
Some say Mack is on par with SC's Jadeveon Clowney who is considered the most talented defensive player.
CTV News reported on UB study that a high proportion of high schoolers are drinking high-energy drinks
3/19/14
For some of these students there appears to be a link with mental health issues.
Fast Company calls out UB design degrees in story about Silo City
3/19/14
UB might also serve as a potential partner for the former grain elevators, the story says.
USA Today interviews UB law expert in story on the minimum wage and affordable housing
3/25/14
Hezel, director of UB's Affordable Housing Clinic, says low-income housing tax credit spurs devlopment of affordable rental housing.
The New York Times interviews UB sociologist on Americans who are freelancers
3/25/14
Erin Hatton, author of "The Temp Economy," says temps are everywhere.
NPR reports on UB study about a possible new way to prevent binge drinking among students
3/25/14
Warning them about the connection between alcohol and cancer may act as deterrent.