• Rare Books acquires horoscope of Johnson’s impeachment
    3/23/26

    The rare 1868 horoscope predicts President Andrew Johnson’s impeachment acquittal.

  • UB to host international climate conference
    3/23/26

    The free event will examine how climate change and emerging contaminants impact health in Asia and beyond.

  • UB HIV prevention expert publishes commentary in The Lancet
    3/20/26

    Gloria Aidoo-Frimpong discusses a major efficacy trial for the game Tumaini and what it means for HIV prevention for youth.

  • Roots of law professor’s mission run deep
    3/20/26

    Christen Civiletto's forthcoming book recounts the toxic history of Niagara Falls — and its personal impact on her and her family.

  • Center for 21st Century Music presents Spring Festival
    3/19/26

    Spring Festival – The Expanded Musical Canon explores contemporary music, performance and critical listening.

  • Jacobs School becomes safe place after family tragedy
    3/19/26

    As Match Day approaches, Maureen Fagan reflects on the support she found as she forges her own path after the devastating loss of her sister.

  • AI tool can help spot forged radiology reports
    3/19/26

    A UB study describes an AI system that aims to help prevent massive fraud in the medical and insurance industries.

  • UB researcher shows power of AI in social sciences
    3/18/26

    Rachael Hinkle’s work with machine learning intersects political science, legal training and computational methods.

  • Whale song remix
    3/18/26

    A new study shows humpbacks shift pitch when a neighbor joins the song.

  • Professor promotes updated kidney assessment
    3/17/26

    A commentary by Calvin Meaney urges discontinuation of outdated tests that are imprecise or disadvantage Black patients.

  • UB researchers test if AI can improve fire spread prediction
    3/17/26

    Evaluation of deep learning tools underscores the strengths, limitations and opportunities for next‑generation hybrid modeling.

  • Networking in the big leagues
    3/17/26

    UB law students learn from the best at the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.

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  • Smiles for veterans

    Volunteers from the School of Dental Medicine turned out to brighten the smiles of veterans at the Dentistry Smiles on Veterans event March 6. Patients had an opportunity to establish a new dental home and students gained an understanding of giving back to the community, the broader impact of interprofessional collaboration on patient outcomes and whole-body wellness. Photos: Cass McAllister

    Published March 18, 2026

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ROT station rollout

In an effort to make it easier for the UB community to recycle — and keep more waste out of landfills — the university this summer is rolling out hundreds of ROT (Recycle, Organics, and Trash) stations across the campuses. The ROT initiative is a key part of UB’s climate action plan aiming for climate neutrality and a zero waste goal of diverting 90% of waste from landfills and waste-to-energy facilities by 2030.

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