Campus News

UB faculty David Freedman and Ellyce Clonan walking in front of Squire Hall.
  • Six degrees, two careers and a lasting UB connection
    10/21/26

    UB faculty members David Freedman and Ellyce Clonan share a True Blue tie to the university where their love story began — and continues.

  • Science Cafés take on real-world issues
    10/27/26

    UB’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) has been using this innovative method for disseminating research findings since early 2025.

  • Supporting transfer students
    10/23/26

    UB TrACE program, backed by SUNY, provides eligible transfer students with personalized advising and career development, as well as financial assistance.

  • Exploring the possibilities of photography
    10/23/26

    UB artist John Opera combines handmade tools, digital technology and early printing processes in “Nossa Estrela.”

  • National recognition for AI at UB
    10/23/26

    Forbes article names UB one of 12 colleges ‘reinventing education’ for AI era, placing it alongside institutions such as MIT, Stanford and Carnegie Mellon.

  • UB celebrates record-breaking fundraising year
    10/22/26

    Philanthropic investments in fiscal year 2026 surpassed historical benchmarks, exceeding $166 million.

  • Symposium centers on academic freedom
    10/22/26

    The event held this month was organized by the Office of Inclusive Excellence and the Buffalo Law Review.

  • Six degrees, two careers and a lasting UB connection
    10/21/26

    UB faculty members David Freedman and Ellyce Clonan share a True Blue tie to the university where their love story began — and continues.

  • UB communicators shine at PRSA Excalibur Awards
    10/21/26

    Teams from the schools of Architecture and Planning, Engineering and Applied Sciences, Management and Social Work brought home awards.

  • Experts explore the future of resilient design
    10/20/26

    As part of its fall Public Lecture Series, the School of Architecture and Planning hosted a symposium, the third phase of a larger project.

  • From ‘Survivor’ contestant to scholar
    10/20/26

    Psychology PhD candidate Gabby Pascuzzi talks about her journey from reality television show contestant to academia.