The joint effort of the School of Nursing and the School of Management aims to increase the number of nurses in leadership and management posts.

Registration is now open for the main event in the School of Public Health and Health Professions’ annual celebration of National Public Health Week.

The internationally acclaimed author, journalist and artist will deliver the “Humanities to the Rescue” keynote address.

Researchers show they can quickly measure a protein’s microscopic movements, opening new possibilities in medical research.

Oscar Gomez-Duarte and Justin Read have joined an initiative that is developing Hispanic/Latinx leaders across SUNY.

The UB Council adjourned to executive session minutes after the start of its meeting after graduate students seeking an increase in their stipends disrupted the meeting.

Violent games may trigger violent acts in people with a predisposition toward violence, according to new research by a UB education professor.

UB students pitched their ideas for solving a real-world problem — increasing attendance at Buffalo Beauts' games — at a special Innovation Sprint.

The technology for the world's first dockless bicycle was piloted at UB.

For the 10th year, Rehabilitation Science students traveled to Albany to educate state lawmakers about the profession.

Mobile market operators from across the country gathered at UB for the first-ever mobile produce market summit.

As we near the midpoint of the spring semester, President Satish K. Tripathi sat down with UBNow to talk about a range of issues of interest to the campus community.

The world-renowned researcher in oral science was a tireless advocate for interdisciplinary research and entrepreneurship in his 51 years at UB.

Narcissists make bad teammates — both in the NBA and in your workplace, according to a new study from the School of Management.

The new research by UB physicists illuminates some basic properties of these eccentric marvels of biology.

The new use guidelines on polymyxins were drawn up by an international panel that was co-led by UB pharmacy faculty member Brian Tsuji.

Discussion at the event focused on NFL players' First Amendment rights during the national anthem protests.

New works by UB faculty artists Millie Chen and Maximilian Goldfarb are on exhibit now in two galleries in the community.

Online data can tell us a lot about the places where we live — if we can develop ways to analyze it, UB researchers say.

The clinic will provide residents of the Khanke displacement camp their first oral health care in five years.

The goal of the annual event for local high school students is for participants to make their own headlines about STEM, organizers say.

Researchers are developing a device that delivers low-voltage to the joint replacement, creating an antibacterial environment that stops infections.

UB dental researchers have received an NIH grant to develop online intervention to improve oral health in dental patients.

U.S. News & World Report cites a range of programs spanning numerous fields as being among the nation's best in its 2020 rankings.

UB engineer James Chen is laying the groundwork for quieter, more efficient and safer supersonic flight.

Jennifer Meka of the Penn State College of Medicine will join UB as the inaugural director of the Medical Education and Educational Research Institute.

Telephone-based counseling to recently discharged patients led to a more than 60 percent decline in 30-day hospital readmissions.

Eight medical students were part of a team that spent winter break sharpening basic skills while seeing hundreds of patients in a clinic in rural Haiti.

The UB-led study is believed to be the first to look at temperament traits as they relate to childhood obesity risks in infants whose mothers had gestational diabetes.

Light physical activity like folding clothes might be enough to significantly lower the risk of cardiovascular disease in older women, a new study has found.

With the project in its early stages, UB architecture and urban design students were able to offer their own ideas for redeveloping the mall in Clarence.

Though it’s easy to hear a singer hit a bad note, what’s contributing to that inaccuracy might actually be inaudible, according to the results of a new UB-led study.

Senior CJ Massinburg has been named the MAC Player of the Year and coach Nate Oats has earned his second straight MAC Coach of the Year honor.

The Bulls now have to wait until Monday’s selection show to see who they'll play in the NCAA Tournament.

The men's basketball team's draw in the NCAA Tournament sets up a potential matchup with former Bulls' coach Bobby Hurley's Arizona State team.

The men's and women's basketball teams aren't the only UB sports teams vying for a national championship this month.

An evening of jazz and the music of Kurt Weill are the focus of back-to-back concerts this month.

The School of Law's Center for the Advancement of Sport will train lawyers for the sports industry and promote interdisciplinary research.

UB makes its third straight appearance in the Big Dance as the 10th seed in the Albany Region.

The innovative research and advocacy initiative aims to combat medical errors and polypharmacy in the elderly.

The UB-led study found that the refugee women have healthier pregnancies than women born in the U.S., despite receiving less prenatal care.

New research led by biologist Omer Gokcumen uncovers a complex story that hints at how adaptable — yet delicate — humans are as a species.

The UB study examined 190,000 patients over 15 years and found that acid reflux drugs increase the risk of kidney disease by 20 percent.

New York’s “Stay Awake, Stay Alive” campaign made an impression during a recent visit to a UB public health class.

UB medical students in the Class of 2019 learned where they will train in residency at Match Day, a rite of passage for prospective physicians.

UB athletics is no longer an afterthought. It’s part of the national conversation.

Veteran broadcasters Josh Whetzel and Paul Peck are the eyes and ears of Bulls fans who can't get to the games.

Past NCAA Tournament success helps the UB women's basketball team create a mindset for the future.

Communicators across campus were urged to ‘rethink’ how they share UB’s story with the world at their third annual professional development conference.

Friday's hard-fought victory sends the women's basketball team into a second-round matchup against second-seed UConn.

For one Bulls fan, her loyalty to the teams trumps a trip to Iceland.

Boisterous fans make the Bulls feel right at home as they defeat Arizona State to move into the Round of 32.

UB senior Jeremy Harris has earned the nickname "Mr. March" for his elevated level of play in the postseason.

UB basketball has reached the big time, and it’s because of a supremely talented senior class that has left a mark on the program unlike any other.

Although the women's basketball team fell short in its game against UConn, its performance reinforces its growing reputation as a top program.

The annual event aims to encourage a healthy lifestyle and educate the community on public health issues.

UB geographer Sara Metcalf and colleagues have been working to integrate people's perceptions of climate risk into climate models.  

The summit will examine Buffalo’s housing crisis, explore the links between housing and health, and suggest policies to improve housing for better health of refugees.

France A. Córdova is this year's speaker in the series showcasing distinguished individuals who are helping to shape understanding of vital world issues.

The new student employment program helps students take the skills they're developing in their on-campus jobs and apply them to a successful career.

Timothy Cook will work with K-12 science teachers to create 3D-printed magnetic structures that self-assemble in the classroom.

Students from Enterprise Charter School's Junior Frontiers program recently visited UB to discuss diversity and the importance of going to college.

The students were recognized for academic excellence and accomplishments in such areas as leadership, athletics and community service.

Many of the events on the calendar are not ones that most people would think of as being related to sustainability.

The NIH has awarded $2 million to UB’s Hunter James Kelly Research Institute to pursue a new direction in understanding and curing the fatal disease.

The journalist tells a UB audience that his story reporting allegations of sexual misconduct against the film producer came close to never being published.