Campus News

From left, Jessica Driscoll, Wooksoo Kim and Tommy Linares.
  • UB launches faculty/staff giving initiative
    9/18/26

    Last year, faculty and staff gifts helped more than 7,000 UB students receive scholarships, among other critical benefits.

  • Ending gun violence
    10/7/26

    Jacobs School conference in September created a space to honor lives lost, share experiences and evidence, and identify solutions to the ongoing public health crisis.

  • Joyce museum receives Irish backing
    10/7/26

    Ireland prime minister announced the Irish government will provide $90,000 in funding to the UB Libraries for the planned UB James Joyce Museum.

  • Homecoming and Family Weekend in photos
    10/7/26

    See how campus came to life for this True Blue tradition, as seen through the lenses of UB photographers.

  • Sorkin brings financial history into focus at UB
    10/6/26

    DSS series opens with a discussion connecting the Wall Street crash of 1929, the financial crisis of 2008 and the rapid expansion of AI.

  • UB expert named to sleep treatment panel
    10/6/26

    Hassinger has been named to the Pediatric Gold Standard Panel of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine’s Sleep ISR program.

  • UB employees invest in what’s possible
    10/6/26

    Insights from Loyal Blue faculty and staff donors illustrate how gifts of any size can create meaningful opportunities and lasting impact.

  • Nursing school, ECDOH receive national recognition
    10/5/26

    The Model and Promising Practice Awards are presented annually by NACCHO to recognize excellence in local public health.

  • UPD moves toward more ‘sustainable’ law enforcement
    10/5/26

    Hybrids now make up 25% of the department’s marked patrol vehicles, with the expectation that number will grow as UB police transition away from gas-powered vehicles.

  • Exhibit presents never-before-seen look at Pan-Am Expo
    10/5/26

    University Libraries to show early films, memorabilia of the event where President McKinley was fatally shot.

  • Will AI spell an end to shopping?
    10/2/26

    Legal scholar Mark Bartholomew discusses his recent paper forecasting a world where AI “shopping agents” take over marketplace decisions previously made by people.