Campus News

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  • U.S. News again ranks UB among top publics
    9/22/26

    UB is No. 40 among the nation’s best public universities and 85th overall, which includes both public and private universities.

  • UB, Black Achievers launch Impact Leadership Program
    9/25/26

    New partnership connects emerging leaders with mentorship, education and community-driven development.

  • New OpXpo features week of career connections
    9/25/26

    The Career Design Center is launching a weeklong campus experience Sept. 28 to Oct. 2 that connects students with employers, alumni, faculty and industry leaders.

  • Homish receives national mentoring award
    9/25/26

    SPHHP's Greg Homish is being recognized by the American Public Health Association with its Public Health Mentoring Award.

  • UB engineers teach local teens about emerging STEM technologies
    9/24/26

    Students learn about cybersecurity, drone technology, AI and more during NSF-funded summer program.

  • Jamaica mission hits home
    9/23/26

    After the devastation of Hurricane Melissa in her native country, Ray-Anna Rodney found an opportunity to give back.

  • ROT rollout moves UB closer to zero waste
    9/22/26

    Across North Campus, 72 ROT ambassadors and 13 champions helped guide their colleagues through UB’s transition to the new waste-sorting system.

  • U.S. News again ranks UB among top publics
    9/22/26

    UB is No. 40 among the nation’s best public universities and 85th overall, which includes both public and private universities.

  • Debating the future of downtowns
    9/22/26

    Thought leaders from around the country will share their ideas at the 2026 Rudy Bruner Debate on Urban Excellence on Oct. 23 at Seneca One Auditorium.

  • UB among nation’s top AI-ready universities
    9/21/26

    AI Readiness Index ranks UB No. 22 in the nation and gives UB an overall AI readiness score of 9 out of 10.

  • Get to know Sayanti Mukherjee
    9/21/26

    Engineering faculty member discusses her research and accomplishments, her path to UB and what makes her proud to be part of the university community.