Campus News

Thousands of first-year UB students gather to form the interlocking UB logo on the field at Broadview Stadium.
  • Interlocking UB kicks off fall semester
    8/24/26

    A True Blue tradition since 2005, interlocking UB serves as the unofficial start of the new academic year.

  • Genco welcomes students for new tradition
    8/25/26

    Friday night’s convocation marked the start of the UB journey for thousands of first-year and transfer students.

  • Wang recognized for work on innovative chatbot
    8/25/26

    SnehAI, designed, implemented and evaluated between 2018-2021, preceded generative AI chatbots such as ChatGPT and Claude.

  • Celebrating a decade in Madrid
    8/24/26

    Architecture faculty member Miguel Guitart set out to create a program that would use Spain itself as a living classroom.

  • Interlocking UB kicks off fall semester
    8/24/26

    A True Blue tradition since 2005, interlocking UB serves as the unofficial start of the new academic year.

  • Students helping WNY nonprofits
    8/24/26

    Since 2017, more than 200 UB students have taken part in the Social Impact Fellows program in more than 70 different internships in the Buffalo area.

  • Positive Impact Rating
    8/21/26

    School of Management received the PIR, which evaluates business schools based on sustainability, ethics and societal impact.

  • CAS hosts first research poster session
    8/20/26

    The event in July showcased and celebrated the research happening on campus and with faculty mentors.

  • Azerbaijan AI leaders visit
    8/20/26

    Delegation met with UB officials Aug. 14 to discuss educational partnerships and economic development opportunities.

  • UB Theatre and Dance announces fall season
    8/19/26

     The 2026–2027 season includes performances at the UB Center for the Arts and at the Katharine Cornell Theatre, both on UB’s North campus.

  • UB researchers selected as Simons Empire Faculty Fellows
    8/19/26

    Established by the Simons Foundation and Simons Foundation International, the program supports tenure-track faculty positions.