• Gresham lecturer talks universal design
    11/1/24

    UB faculty member Edward Steinfeld explained the difference between accessibility and universal design during the annual lecture.

  • Three UB faculty members receive SUNY-IBM grants
    11/1/24

    Tevfik Kosar, Baishakhi Mazumder and Jinjun Xiong are recipients of 2024 SUNY-IBM AI Research Alliance grants.

  • Practicing wilderness medicine
    10/31/24

    UB alumnus Shawn Vainio recounted his decades of wilderness medicine experience at a recent UB Global Health Grand Rounds talk.

  • Surprising way to motivate digital gig economy workers
    10/31/24

    A UB study finds that traditional incentives don’t work in the unique environment of on-demand services.

  • UB’s AI and health equity plan advances in NSF Engines grant program
    10/31/24

    The proposal, eligible for up to $160 million in funding, is being praised by Sen. Chuck Schumer.

  • UB improves bicycle-friendly status
    10/30/24

    The League of American Bicyclists has awarded UB with silver-level Bicycle Friendly University status for its success in promoting safe, accessible bicycling.

  • UB launching new summer STEM program
    10/30/24

    A $1 million NSF grant will fund the program for refugee and underprivileged teens in Buffalo that focuses on emerging technologies.

  • Timely message on future of water
    10/30/24

    The College of Arts and Sciences' first Spotlight Symposia Series honored UB chemist Diana Aga, a world leader in environmental analytical chemistry.

  • Honoring faculty and staff excellence
    10/29/24

    UB faculty and staff were recognized at the annual celebration for the contributions that have made a significant impact on UB and the broader community.

  • Gene could aid muscle function after traumatic nerve injuries
    10/29/24

    The work on the gene named for the mythical Irish land could lead to new therapies for people injured in auto accidents and gunfire.

  • Why demoted Yelp reviewers still matter
    10/29/24

    A UB-led study finds “elite” online critics maintain influence, even after losing status.

  • Changing the narrative on women in architecture
    10/28/24

    For the first time in the School of Architecture and Planning’s 50-year history, the first-year architecture studio has more women than men.

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  • International Education Week

    The UB community learned about other cultures and celebrated the rich diversity on campus this week during International Education Week (IEW). IEW offered numerous activities, discussions, presentations, displays and exhibitions that reflected the many ways international education enriches the university and broader communities. One of those events invited the UB community to "Discover the World of Batik." Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

    Published November 21, 2024

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Dentistry Smiles on Veterans

The ninth annual Dentistry Smiles on Veterans event, hosted by the School of Dental Medicine, provided a free day of dental care for military veterans and a meaningful event for the community.

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