CBS News interviewed Henry Louis Taylor Jr., director of the UB Center for Urban Studies, in a story on Buffalo's mayoral race: "The problems that Buffalo face are the problems that America face," Taylor said.

Smithsonian quoted Rachel Ablow in an article on Harriet Martineau, a famous British author and intellectual who lived and wrote during the Victorian Age.

USA Today interviewed Kelly Patterson about problems with housing vouchers that are supposed to provide rental assistance.

Agence France-Presse interviewed Yotam Ophir, in a story on how high-profile breakthrough COVID-19 cases trigger vaccine misinformation. 

Salon quoted John Crassidis, in an article on the accumulation of space junk in Earth’s low orbit. 

Parade quotes Lora Park, in a story on habits that help people stay happy.

The Washington Post interviewed Veljko Fotak in a report on adult performers who say their income is threatened by new regulations intended to fight child sexual abuse and sex trafficking.

The Buffalo News reports on a new study led by Henry Louis Taylor, Jr. titled, “The Harder We Run: The State of Black Buffalo in 1990 and The Present."

The Associated Press quoted Erin Hatton in a story about pandemic-weary workers questioning the value of their jobs. 

The Financial Times quoted Michael Dambra in a story on special-purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, who said 'sponsors' get the biggest lion share of any sort of value.

Buffalo Business First featured a profile on Crystal Middleton, an alumna of the master of urban planning program in UB’s School of Architecture and Planning who is now Buffalo’s director of planning and zoning.