Campus News

Banham fellow Celia Chaussabel's exhibition challenges us to consider the narratives embedded in the objects around us and how that affects our perception and use of them.

This will be a special commencement season for Farzana Moid and her daughter, Maheea Sayeed, who are both graduating from UB this spring with master's degrees.

Claude Welch, who was a faculty member in the department for most of its 46-year existence, offers his unique perspective in a new, self-published book.

Adding other on-campus and community partners provides opportunities to repurpose items not suitable for the waste-diversion program's fall sale.

The award provides funding for research and travel expenses, professional development and supplemental stipend support.

New selfie signs are being placed around campus for commencement week to help make the season a little more memorable for graduates and their families.

The case, brought with Empire Justice Center, ends a COVID-era dispute, securing relief for thousands of state employees.

The new PhD program, and a master’s launched last year, are the only graduate-level applied ontology degrees in the world, filling a critical need in a burgeoning field.

The center is focused on giving providers the tools they need to improve the care of their patients.

Sara DiNatale shares the explanatory reporting award and Juliana Spahr is this year’s winner for poetry.