The Office of Inclusive Excellence this spring will survey the UB community to measure the inclusiveness of the academic and campus environment.

A screening of “Do No Harm: Exposing the Hippocratic Hoax” brought together the Jacobs School community to talk about an issue that has previously lurked in the shadows.

The annual event presented by UB's Confucius Institute and the Chinese Club of WNY brings Chinese and non-Chinese people together to showcase their talents and renew friendships.

The results of the UB-led study of adolescent athletes is the first randomized clinical trial on treatment of acute concussion.

Architecture student Matthew Straub’s penchant for public service design inspires class-wide project for the community.

Some 75 public health undergraduates made history last semester by authoring their own open-source textbook.

As UB epidemiology turns 100, Pauline Mendola and Enrique Schisterman talk about how their UB education led them to prominent positions in their profession.

Free eye exams are being added to this year's Give Kids A Smile Day as part of the event's new focus on overall health care.

The acclaimed quartet will present the first two concerts in the annual string quartet cycle Feb. 15 and Feb. 17.

The UB production of Shakespeare’s epic tragedy will take place Feb. 28 through March 2.

A passion for mountain climbing has kept four men with UB connections close for more than a decade.

Not everyone had a snow day when UB cancelled classes last week. UBNow checked in with UB employees who were working during the Blizzard of 2019.

Hailey Banack appeared on the inaugural episode of “Epidemiology Counts,” and is among those who will curate the podcast.  

Hispanic males are most likely to have a fatal interaction with police in their own neighborhoods, UB social work researcher Chris St. Vil says.

The project aims to create 100 megawatts of clean energy through a consortium composed of UB, Buffalo, Erie County, SUNY Buffalo State and SUNY Erie.

The pharmacy school is partnering with state Sen. Chris Jacobs to provide for environmentally safe disposal of prescription drugs.

The UB community gathered to celebrate another successful Employees Campaign for the Community.

The forum aimed to gather ideas for building greater infrastructure and capacity for electric vehicles on campus.

UB and Roswell scientists are testing the therapy as a potential replacement for opioids in treating mucositis, a common side effect of chemo and radiation.

The UB researcher was recognized for his work in developing non-addictive painkillers.

As director of the Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics, Rae will cultivate industry collaboration and further grow UB’s expertise and reputation in materials informatics.

The award from the American Psychological Association recognizes the UB faculty member for her early-career contributions.

Bronwyn Keenan will lead the new initiative, which is designed to foster collaboration among the arts and other disciplines at UB.

2019 campaign co-chairs Aviva Abramovsky and Mark Alnutt talk with UBNow about why the UB Faculty Staff Campaign means so much to them.

The UB faculty member is one of the world’s leading experts on myasthenia gravis, the most common disease of neuromuscular function.  

GSE researchers Richard Lamb and Elisabeth Etopio are using virtual reality in the classroom to help children who have experienced trauma.

The program held during winter break aims to better prepare students for a career in the field.

Six faculty members from a variety of disciplines try to persuade a student audience to make the ultimate decision: who is worth saving?

Pre-construction work on UB’s much-anticipated international eatery in the heart of the North Campus is slated to begin later this year.

A new UB-led team of researchers and business leaders will advance health initiatives through academic research and capacity-building programs.

UB’s resident dance company’s spring concert is a celebration of the Dance Program’s motto “versatility matters.”  

The university maintains its “gold” designation in the most recent report measuring sustainability performance.

UB researchers have developed a tool that lets medical professionals “teach” computers to correctly annotate medical images.

Thanks to the efforts of professor Kimberley Persons and alum David Merlo, students will be able to have a service-learning experience in Haiti.

Kwang W. Oh was recognized for his innovative microfluidic test phantoms research.

The local chapter of the role-playing game Dagorhir offers participants a peek into the fantasy world of Tolkien.

A new program offered by the Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic helps patients with Parkinson’s disease regain and maintain their ability to speak.

The UB faculty member will guide the supercomputing facility as it supports faculty-led research and Buffalo’s growing knowledge economy.

UB psychologist Kristin Gainey is using the technology to measure symptoms in real time to learn how immediate feelings relate to later symptoms.

The goal of the 16th annual seminar is to update best practices for preventing school violence and learn firsthand about recovery following incidents of violence and tragedy.

Junior architecture studio participants built their own “laufmaschines” to explore design principles and climate resilience.

Some states received more than their fair share in 2014, according to a new model developed by UB engineers, while others were shortchanged.

Kevin Meindl worked on several Buffalo green infrastructure projects while serving in the UB program.

“Shadow a Med Student Day” helps underrepresented undergraduates through the difficult journey to medical school.

Chemist Qing Lin has received $2 million from the NIH to create tools to study how pharmaceuticals affect the inner workings of living cells.

His research focuses on finding novel pathways to develop drugs that treat African sleeping sickness, which is fatal if untreated.

The political activist also touched on social justice issues during her appearance as the Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration keynote speaker.

Often, controversy, a UB panel found during the most recent session in the Difficult Conversations series.