Campus News

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  • Archive celebrates the station that shaped NPR
    9/8/26

    WBFO collection digitized by University Archives contains 2,000 hours of audio from 1952-1999.

  • UB’s Executive Chef Amelia redefines campus dining
    9/15/26

    Ruiz mixes her unblinking standards with infectious enthusiasm and commitment to making a connection with alll through that universal connector — food.

  • UB, Hilbert create accelerated MSW pathway
    9/15/26

    The partnership establishes two new accelerated pathways for students to earn their bachelor’s degree at Hilbert and their Master of Social Work (MSW) at UB in five years.

  • Humanities Festival set for Sept. 25-26
    9/15/26

    ‘Breaking News’ is the theme of this year’s Buffalo Humanities Festival, a two-day event Sept. 25-26 that will feature award-winning journalist Juan González.

  • Homecoming and Family Weekend set for Sept. 22-27
    9/14/26

    The six-day celebration will feature events across campus, including alumni programs, the Homecoming football game and opportunities to reconnect with UB.

  • UB to lead SUNY Brain Institute network
    9/11/26

    As anchoring hub, UB will coordinate research on Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological conditions affecting older adults.

  • Nursing launches Kenan Scholars Program
    9/11/26

    Supported by a $2 million gift from the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust, the program will accelerate the path to practice and prepare nurse leaders.

  • UB expands micromobility fleet
    9/11/26

    UB and Reddy Bikeshare this week introduced a new fleet of 75 bikes for faculty, staff and students, including 25 pedal-assist bikes.

  • When science and public service go hand in hand
    9/10/26

    UB’s first Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship recipient Aisha Makama explains what being True Blue means to her.

  • Jacobs School mourns passing of Steven Lipshultz
    9/9/26

    Lipshultz, an internationally recognized leader in pediatric cardiology and cardio-oncology, passed away Sept. 5 at age 72.

  • Sirén named Executive of the Year
    9/9/26

    Buffalo AKG Art Museum director will be honored at the School of Management’s annual awards ceremony in October.