Campus News

Students sorting clothing that has been donated.
  • Helping people experiencing homelessness
    7/12/24

    UB ReUSE and UB HEALS have teamed up again to give used goods new life for those in need.

  • Conference to address reproductive justice
    10/16/23

    Organized in response to the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the conference will be a dialogue between academics and the community.

  • UB honors 18 distinguished alumni
    10/16/23

    The Alumni Achievement Awards recognize alumni who have brought distinction to the university. 

  • A billion and beyond
    10/13/23

    A $40 million gift from alumnus Russ Agrusa pushes the campaign over the billion-dollar mark eight months before it closes.

  • Bicycles provide pathways to STEM careers
    10/13/23

    Graduate School of Education's Noemi Waight awarded $2M NSF grant to continue STEMcyclists program.

  • The truest, bluest time of the year
    10/11/23

    While UB homecoming activities have grown since the first event in the 1920s, the goal remains the same: to build a sense of belonging.

  • Partial eclipse is preview of what’s to come
    10/11/23

    Saturday’s partial eclipse is a good opportunity to start preparing for the region’s once-in-a-century total solar eclipse in 2024, UB scientists say.

  • UB welcomes its first Scholars at Risk
    10/10/23

    The new fellowship provides a safe and supportive research and teaching environment for scholars who face the risk of persecution in their own country.

  • Lighthouse Free Medical Clinic expands services
    10/6/23

    The free, student-managed clinic of UB’s health sciences units is now offering dental care, thanks to a CTSI seed grant.

  • UB ‘archi-texture’ on view in Hong Kong
    10/6/23

    Apparel made of folded paper and 3D-printed resin developed by UB architecture students was part of an exhibition exploring expanding definitions of fashion.