Campus News

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  • All welcome to a bigger Bulls Welcome Back Blast
    8/16/24

    The annual event caps off the traditional Welcome Weekend leading up to the start of the academic semester.

  • UB receives Gold STARS rating
    7/1/22

    The high rating by the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System for higher education institutions recognizes UB's progress and path forward on sustainability.

  • Outstanding executive
    6/29/22

    The local chapter of the Public Relations Society of America will honor Rodney Grabowski, UB's VP for advancement, at its annual Excalibur Awards ceremony.

  • UBReUSE returns after pandemic break
    6/28/22

    The group diverted more than 3 tons of items from students moving out of campus housing last spring that likely would have gone to a landfill.

     

  • Longtime dean of students calls it a career
    6/28/22

    Barbara Ricotta is retiring at the end of June after 38 years at UB — the last 25 managing the day-to-day operations of student life.  

  • UB faculty, staff receive SUNY Chancellor’s Awards
    6/27/22

    Twenty have been recognized for consistently superior professional achievement and the ongoing pursuit of excellence.

  • Getting cultured with Dancing DNA
    6/24/22

    The creative course aims to increase scientific accessibility among students by focusing on genomic literacy and the practical elements of dance.

  • New engineering building praised
    6/24/22

    The project, made possible with funding from Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers, will help grow the STEM workforce and support UB’s top 25 ambition.

  • Unveiling recognizes donors to One World Café
    6/23/22

    A reception and donor wall unveiling on June 9 celebrated those whose contributions helped made One World Café possible.

  • Training workers in green jobs
    6/22/22

    The UB architecture school and PUSH Buffalo have developed a workforce training program for jobs that pay a living wage for unemployed and underemployed persons.

  • UB receives grant to offer dental care to homeless, uninsured
    6/21/22

    The care will be delivered through the S-Miles To Go program using the School of Dental Medicine’s two state-of-the-art mobile dental clinics.