2018

Political scientist James Campbell tells Reuters that Congressional Republicans may lose more than 40 seats this fall.

UB medical expert Dennis Kuo talks to Voice of America about benefits of breastfeeding after the U.S. opposed a World Health Organization resolution urging countries to encourage the practice.

National Geographic interviews UB glaciologist Kristin Poinar about a chunk of ice the size of lower Manhattan breaking off from a Greenland glacier and tumbling into the sea.

Civil rights expert Victoria Wolcott spoke with Agence France-Presse about the role that social networks play in helping to combat racial bias.

Bullying expert Amanda Nickerson spoke with the The New York Times about new plans released by the Secret Service to help prevent school shootings.

Nick Rajkovich, an urban planning expert who focuses on climate change, spoke with Salon about the measures that cities can take to mitigate the effects of heat waves.

Melanie Green, associate professor of communication, explains to NBC News why losing yourself in a good book is good for you.

Wired interviews robotics expert Karthik Dantu about new technology that enables drones to self-organize into a coherent swarm.

UB President Satish K. Tripathi tells Forbes that immigration reform in the U.S. could help ensure the country maintains a talented workforce.

The New York Times interviews UB social media expert Monica Stephens in an article about Twitter and whether the platform is "shadow banning" conservative voices.

Marketplace interviews Henry Louis Taylor Jr., professor of urban and regional planning, for a story on New York City public housing system and its state of disrepair.

An article in USA Today about the Trump administration’s zero-tolerance immigration edict that forcibly separated migrant children from their families interviews UB politics expert James Campbell.

UB President Satish K. Tripathi is quoted in an article on Forbes.com about how immigration reform can help the U.S. acquire new talent in the workforce, especially at a time when a large proportion of the labor population is aging.

An article on Higher Education Plus reports UB and the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology will offer a joint program that will allow doctoral students to study at both institutions, and quotes UB President Satish K. Tripathi.

Elizabeth "Libby" Otto, executive director of the UB Humanities Institute, discusses the influential Bauhaus art institution in a National Humanities Center podcast.