2014

June

The front page of the Buffalo News reports on Gov. Cuomo's START-UP NY and its ties to UB
6/5/14
Cuomo announced to a standing-room-only gathering that the first eight companies with ties to UB have been chosen to be part of the program. President Tripathi is quoted.
WIVB reports on UB students competing in the Mars Rover NASA-sponsored competition in Houston
6/5/14
Using an Xbox controller, the students will drive a model of the Mars Rover at the Johnson Space Center.
The New York Post reports on UB alumnus, subject of the documentary: 'Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon'
6/5/14
After graduation, Gordon drove to Los Angeles and moved into the first hotel he saw, the Hollywood Landmark. And the rest is rock 'n' roll history.
The Christian Science Monitor interviews UB professor on sentence of one word repeated
6/30/14
It was created by him when he was a graduate student and it was grammatically correct.
The New York Times cites UB research in story about the increase in gambling among the poor
6/30/14
Frequency of visits have increased among lower-income groups.
Huffington Post interviews UB expert about dangers of energy drinks
6/30/14
It doesn’t take much to achieve caffeine toxicity.
Buffalo News front page article reports on UB study on effects of algae in Great Lakes
6/30/14
Algae can survive despite the disinfectant properties of the sun.
U.S. News and World Report interviews UB education expert about Common Core State Standards
6/30/14
UB will be offering courses to educators on CCSS.
NBC News interviews UB expert on the relationship between the Confucius Institute and U.S universities
6/30/14
Dunnett says the Chinese fund activities but do not control them.
Parents Magazine reports on UB study regarding caffeine’s effects on young teens
6/30/14
Low doses can raise the blood pressure of children.
Wall Street Journal includes UB’s new $375 million medical school in report on Buffalo’s building boom
6/30/14
Related story includes the construction of the new SMBS building.