UB engineering students are designing and building a spacecraft that could help transform the future of spaceflight.

Professors Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson have pledged $1 million to support UB students in the creative and performing arts.

School of Public Health and Health Professions challenges UB community to take 16 million steps during April.

Political scientist James Campbell says Chris Christie's endorsement of Donald Trump may reinforce feeling Trump's nomination is inevitable.

Paige Sarlin talks about Thomas Edison's place in the history of the job interview at the next Scholars@Hallwalls lecture.

Athletics Director Allen Greene today informed the UB Athletics community that student-athlete Solomon Jackson passed away last night.

Ryan Muldoon is a core author of a World Bank report on development policy — an unusual role for a philosopher.

Tom Ulbrich has been named executive director of the new experiential entrepreneurship program for students at UB.

Two new UB studies are recruiting families and individuals interested in losing weight or preventing diabetes.

More than 20 Fortune 500 companies will join 100 local and national companies at this year’s edition of CareerFest, UB’s largest career fair.

UB partners with National Grid and the BNMC to provide hands-on STEM experiences for BPS students.

UB students Matthew Falcone and Lily Talal furthered the case that SUNY investment in student research is well spent during a road trip to Albany.

Pianist Eric Huebner will tackle the work of one of the 20th century's major composers as part of the Scholars on the Road series.

The Faculty and Professional Staff senates held a historic joint session to highlight the importance of working together to achieve UB's goals.

UB's Mini Med School is presenting a three-part series on the opioid epidemic, a vital issue affecting the entire Western New York community.

Zombies don’t have much to say, but two UB researchers are taking up the slack in a new book.

UB law students are competing at the national Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition.

Political scientist James Campbell says that despite Super Tuesday results, the stakes are too high to count Trump's rivals out just yet.

The DIFCON12 series aims to engage students in “difficult conversations” and change the way they think about these subjects.

A new study suggests that rivers of hot ash and gas from supervolcano eruptions move slower than previously thought.

A new study shows how researchers tamed the notoriously fickle supermaterial by using a 3-D printer and ice.

Peter Rive, co-founder and CTO for SolarCity, will present the inaugural lecture in the UB RENEW Distinguished Lecture Series.

Empowering women to navigate life's journey is the topic of a conference sponsored by the EOC.

New works for percussion and electronics will be the focus of Wednesday’s Black Box Concert.

A study by management professor Yong Li has identified the three key factors for a successful crowdfunding campaign.

UB officially unveiled Blackstone LaunchPad at UB, a program designed to introduce entrepreneurship as a viable career option for students.

More than 400 people gathered at UB last week to investigate the place of mindfulness in higher education.

Tiffany Du Mouchelle brings a love for the stage and passion for performing to her new role as head of UB's voice program.

A new mini-series, mistrust of police and lack of details creates a ‘perfect storm’ for public interest, David Schmid says.

A new UB study found that side effects of these drugs weaken bone growth, a crucial factor for implant success.

Medical geographer Jared Aldstadt says cooler weather should slow mosquito transmission in Rio.

Eleven companies have been approved for START-UP NY through their affiliation with UB.

Hundreds of high school students will flood the North Campus next week during spring break to take part in Science Exploration Day.

SolarCity's co-founder and CTO talked about his company's plans at the inaugural lecture in the UB RENEW Distinguished Lecture Series.

An intervention program developed by UB researchers can lead to significant reductions in some of these behaviors.

According to new UB research, dentists are in the unique position to pinpoint signs of obstructive sleep apnea.

Six members of the UB community were recognized on Wednesday for outstanding community engagement activities.

UB researchers are beginning an NIH study to determine if treating a depressed caregiver will improve the child's asthma.

Three doctoral students will receive scholarships in 2016, thanks to a grant from the Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare.

UB's Paras Prasad is the 2016 recipient of the SPIE Gold Medal, the highest honor given by the international society for optics and photonics.

President Satish K. Tripathi says extending the program will keep tuition affordable and provide resources to invest in students' education.

A new study from the School of Management shows how consumers balance food choices.

UB sleep medicine specialist Jennifer Henderson says there's no need to worry about losing an hour this weekend.

Andrew Winston shared his insights on corporate social responsibility with UB's Education and Leadership Fellows in Sustainability.

UB's men and women’s basketball teams are going to the NCAA Tournament after winning their respective MAC tournaments in dramatic fashion.

SUNY has awarded UB $2.6 million to hire senior faculty to further research in biomedical engineering, energy and the environment.

Four hundred eighth-graders from Buffalo Public Schools got a glimpse of career opportunities in STEM at Genome Day.

The Bulls have a new coach and mostly new players this season, but the outcome is the same: They are NCAA tournament bound.

The UB women's basketball team will take on Ohio State in Columbus on Friday in its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance.

UB researchers have received a $2 million NIH grant to learn how these brain injuries affect teens.

The UB community can turn out for a "Walk to Victory" on Wednesday to send the women's basketball team off in style as it leaves for its NCAA Tournament game in Columbus.

The UB men’s basketball team received a spirited send-off at Alumni Arena as they headed off to the NCAA Tournament.

UB fans without tickets to Providence or Columbus can catch the action at any number of watch parties.

The UB junior's MAC Tournament-winning shot was the culmination of a long basketball journey.

Leadership in dining operations is the focus of a conference this week for college and university food service professionals.

A wearable, food-tracking device developed by computer scientist Wenyao Xu may help fight diabetes, obesity and more.

Several UB graduate and professional programs have been recognized as among the nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report.

Fans filed into Alumni Arena this morning to send off the UB women’s basketball team to its first appearance in the Big Dance.

Nikola Rakicevic's decision to return to UB after the death of his mother has shown his teammates how to deal with real hardship.

UB's trips to the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments are raising national awareness about what makes UB a great university.

Bulls fans can show their UB pride by updating their Facebook cover photo with a NCAA basketball and UB-themed photo frame.

The NCAA tournament is not just a national stage for the basketball teams; it also offers major exposure for the universities' bands.

When UB meets Miami tonight, there will be two Kevin Brinkworths sitting side by side in the stands: one sporting blue, the other in orange and green.

The women's basketball program has made significant strides in Karin Moss' four years with the team.  

After more than a quarter-century of coaching, Felisha Legette-Jack finally gets to return to the NCAA tournament.

Film screenings, symposia and a health summit will address the myriad issues related to this global problem.

The Coalesce Center for Biological Art aims to examine biological concepts through a creative lens.

UB's athletic communications staff juggle a thousand things in Providence  — a love every minute of it.

Even though an injury ended Mackenzie Loesing's UB career prematurely, she's been embraced by the team as if she was still part of it.

Despite the loss to Miami Thursday night, UB fans are encouraged about the future of the program.

Although it was the day to wear green, there also was plenty of UB blue in local taverns yesterday.

UB historian David Herzberg says the current epidemic with opioids is not as novel as it might appear.

It certainly wasn’t the result they were hoping for, but UB fans are still proud of the season the women’s basketball team had.

UB fans say women showed grit in taking on a powerful Ohio State team.

Emma Smith's talk about Shakespeare's First Folio is part of a yearlong celebration of the Bard's life and work.

Marla Segol's upcoming Scholars@Hallwalls lecture looks at how and why myths begin and change.

A new UB study sheds light on the “proprioception” of yeast — the manner in which an organism understands its spatial orientation.

Media Study’s speaker series brings in cutting-edge guests to discuss innovations shaping the new millennium communication world.

Robert Genco has been presented the Distinguished Scientist Award for his contributions to periodontal disease research.

UB will honor the Bulls basketball teams for their outstanding seasons at a rally at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Student Union lobby.

Although UB's geology department is known more for its volcanology program than its planetary sciences, that is changing.

An exhibition opening in the UB Anderson Gallery showcases the work of World War II veterans at The Art Students League of New York.

One of the final beams was hoisted on top of the downtown structure, signaling the end of the steel construction phase.

Faculty and staff can vote to support two UB-affiliated architecture projects in a global design competition.

The UB community came out to congratulate the two teams responsible for Buffalo's March Madness at a rally in the Student Union this afternoon.

The Zodiaque Dance Ensemble, one of several UB resident student dance companies, presents its spring concert April 1-3.

UB will mark National Public Health Week with events highlighting issues that are important to improving our nation.

The life story of her mother and grandmother fuels Truman Scholarship finalist Madelaine Britt's passion for public service.

The program marks the milestone with the inaugural Creeley lecture by Nathaniel Mackey and an academic conference.

The contemporary dance company's weeklong visit to UB will conclude with a public performance.

The former president of Teachers College at Columbia will talk about the future of teacher and school leader education.  

Patient care coordination expert Gerri Lamb will deliver the School of Nursing’s sixth annual Margaret A. Nelson Lecture.

In defiance of recent terror attacks, a UB professor is planning a visit to his native Belgium.

Nursing students and faculty are on a mission to prevent 1,000 heart attacks and strokes in the local community.

The Office of Alumni Engagement has a new assistant vice president: Kristin Woods, who brings more than 20 years of experience to the job.

The program includes lectures from top scholars and presentations about IBM's Watson analytics tool.

UB is at the forefront of a nationwide effort to curb opioid abuse, a White House fact sheet says.

UB professor develops model to explain why people continue to fall for phishing scams.

Pharmacists will learn to dispense naloxone — an opioid overdose antidote — without a prescription to people at risk for opioid abuse.