• UB Women’s Club welcomes new members
    8/6/15
    The UB Women’s Club, a service and social organization for women who are committed to the university, is holding a welcome reception for new members.
  • NIH funding seminar set for Aug. 24
    8/6/15
    Researchers from all fields interested in expanding support for their work through NIH funding can attend a daylong seminar devoted to the subject.
  • Cultural partners sought for international students
    8/6/15
    UB staff and domestic students are being recruited to serve as cultural partners for newly arrived international students during the fall 2015 semester. Participants in the International Student Mentoring Program need not know about other cultures, speak other languages or have traveled overseas.
  • Hollis Frampton focus of arts event
    8/6/15
    As part of CEPA Gallery's summer-long celebration of the late legendary UB filmmaker Hollis Frampton, CEPA and Squeaky Wheel Media Arts Center are sponsoring a panel discussion and pop-up exhibition exploring Frampton’s pioneering computer work at UB.
  • Three UB faculty named to ‘Power 100 Women’
    8/6/15
    Three UB faculty members are among the most powerful women in Western New York, according to Buffalo Business First’s 2015 Power 100 Women list.
  • Anne Piazza-Westmorland
    8/6/15
    Anne M. Piazza-Westmorland, a longtime UB employee, died July 24.
  • Engineering camp promotes STEM to high school girls
    8/13/15
    Engineering doesn’t benefit humanity. There are no women in engineering. These common misconceptions and more propelled UB undergraduates Katie Czerniejewski, Julie Fetzer and Dana Voll to launch the university’s first engineering summer camp for high school girls.
  • Jean Hamlin
    8/13/15
    Jean S. Hamlin, a longtime piano teacher who was on the UB music department staff for more than 30 years, died Aug. 7 in Elderwood at Williamsville. She was 95.
  • BullsEye accessible to faculty and staff
    8/13/15
    BullsEye, Career Service’s password-protected, online, career office system, is available to faculty and staff who want to help students make informed decisions about job and internship opportunities, and employment and career goals.
  • There’s still time to register for Day of Caring
    8/13/15
    Volunteers are still needed for the 23rd annual Day of Caring on Aug. 19.
  • Save money on transit passes
    8/20/15
    UB faculty and staff may be eligible to take part in NYS-Ride, a program that allows state employees to pay for certain work-related transportation expenses — including mass transit — on a pre-tax basis.
  • Sustainable Living Fair set for Sept. 22
    8/20/15
    The UB Professional Staff Senate will present the seventh annual Sustainable Living Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 22 in the Student Union. This free event will feature dozens of vendors offering ways to green your homes, yards and offices, while reducing your environmental footprint.
  • Operation Blueout commences Sept. 5
    8/20/15
    The UB Bulls open the 2015 football season, their first under new head coach Lance Leipold, at home against Albany on Sept. 5. Fans attending the game are encouraged to wear blue to the game as part of Operation Blueout.
  • PSS potluck BBQ is Aug. 24
    8/20/15
    The Professional Staff Senate Social Committee is presenting its sixth annual potluck barbecue luncheon on Aug. 24. The event will take place from noon to 1 p.m. at the picnic area next to the pond behind Greiner Hall on UB's North Campus (rain location: 101 Baldy Hall). Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided. Attendees should RSVP by Aug. 21.
  • UB STOR updates signature mark
    8/20/15
    UB’s Office of Science, Technology Transfer and Economic Outreach (STOR) has refreshed its signature mark to more accurately communicate its collaborative roles both within UB and the Western New York economy.
  • Nursing faculty graduate from NIH summer institute
    8/20/15
    Jessica Castner, PhD, assistant professor of nursing, and Laurie Connors, PhD, clinical assistant professor of nursing, graduated from the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) Summer Genetics Institute.
  • UBCCC announces two programs
    8/21/15
    The UB Child Care Center will again be offering its after school and vacation club programs this academic year. The programs are available for members of the UB community who have children between the ages of 5 and 12.
  • Pharmacy holds White Coat Ceremony
    8/27/15
    More than 100 students will take their first, public step toward becoming pharmacists today when they participate in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences’ Annual White Coat Ceremony.
  • Panel to address issue of campus sexual assault
    8/27/15
    A Title IX panel discussion on campus sexual assault prevention, reporting and response will take place from noon to 1:30 p.m. Sept. 9 in 330 Student Union, North Campus.
  • Humanities Institute to hold grant-writing workshop
    8/27/15
    An external grant-writing workshop for faculty members in the humanities will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Sept. 11 in 280 Park Hall, North Campus.
  • UUP meeting and boat ride scheduled
    8/27/15
    The Buffalo Center Chapter of United University Professions, the union representing UB faculty and professional staff, will hold its 2015 membership dinner and boat cruise Sept. 24 aboard the Miss Buffalo.
  • ‘Operation Doorhanger’ reminds students, neighbors about safety
    8/27/15
    “Doorhanger” kits containing safety reminders and tips on how to be a good neighbor were distributed Wednesday to more than 2,300 homes surrounding the South Campus.