Campus News

Students exploring the woods as part of a UB field ecology course led by Sandy Geffner.
  • For field ecology students, nature is the classroom
    10/30/26

    Sandy Geffner begins with an introduction to the location and its unique ecological characteristics; then, students set out to explore.

  • UB recognizes faculty excellence in mentoring
    11/6/26

    Six UB faculty members were honored for their role in guiding undergraduate and graduate students, as well as postdoctoral researchers.

  • Sexual violence reporting: What employees need to know
    11/6/26

    UBNow sat down with Sharon Nolan-Weiss, who shared important information for faculty and staff.

  • UB free eye clinic is a dream come true
    11/6/26

    Clinic started by students from the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences opened to the public in October.

  • UB honors exceptional scholarly achievement
    11/5/26

    Faculty excellence in scholarship can be seen in a substantial body of work developed over time and in exceptional contributions early in a career. 

  • UB experts analyze midterm results
    11/5/26

    Faculty members from political science and law shed light on what turned out to be a big night for Democrats.

  • Spectrum alums to give talk Nov. 19
    11/5/26

    Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Sara DiNatale and Poynter Institute Managing Editor Ren LaForme will address what it takes to make great local journalism.

  • UB honors excellence in teaching and learning
    11/4/26

    Nine UB faculty will be celebrated on Thursday for their contributions to teaching, instructional innovation and mentorship at UB’s inaugural Faculty Recognition Reception.

  • UB tops out Agrusa Hall with signed steel beam
    11/3/26

    Monday's ceremony is the latest milestone for the $111 million building that is projected to open in 2029.

  • 2026 Buffalo International Guitar Festival returns to UB
    11/2/26

    The event will feature concerts from the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, the Tantalus Quartet and many other talented artists and ensembles from Nov. 6-8.

  • For field ecology students, nature is the classroom
    10/30/26

    Sandy Geffner begins with an introduction to the location and its unique ecological characteristics; then, students set out to explore.