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The Zodiaque Dance Company's 50th anniversary gala and program highlights an innovative lineup of dance, musical and drama.
Five UB students and one alumnus have received prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program scholarships.
The dean of the School of Management will assume his new position on Aug. 1.
The course partnered with a Syracuse nonprofit to develop tiny home prototypes to be built for people experiencing homelessness.
The school lit its atrium orange and encouraged its members to wear the color to honor those who have died or been injured by gun violence.
The organization recently hosted a gala in the Center for the Arts to celebrate 75 years of enriching students’ lives.
Dara Kass met with UB and community partners about the innovative opioid treatment program developed by UB physicians.
Students in Goodyear and Clement will be housed on the North Campus during the first phase of construction in 2022-23.
Sherice Simpson is the eighth Jacobs School medical student to participate in the NIH’s Medical Research Scholars Program.
High school students from around the world traveled to Western New York for the event, which was hosted by the Lewiston-Porter Central School District.
UB faculty, staff and students can donate non-perishable food, and home care and personal care items through June 10.