The UB study is the first to find that long-term exposure to ambient ozone appears to accelerate arterial conditions that progress into cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Award winners Donald Paulk and Paula Oliver went from troubled young people with uncertain futures to the latest headliners in the EOC’s legacy of transforming lives. 

Thanks to the persistence of a UB student and faculty member, 240,000 bees soon will be buzzing in six hives on the North Campus.

An opening reception for “Alberto Rey: Lost Beauty I,” “Sam Richardson: Intimate Landscape” and “Art and Artifact” is set for 6-8 p.m.  

Two UB-affiliated teams are set to compete June 5 in Detroit in the semifinals of ErieHack 2.0, an innovative water-solutions competition.

The council unanimously approved removing the name in the wake of the UB alum’s recent conviction of a racketeering conspiracy.

The architecture chair is the recipient of the Great Places Award for books for his study of Kigali, Rwanda.

Students from three local high schools took part in the inaugural UB Statistics Program Competition.

Paul Vanouse’s “Labor” was one of four entries to receive the top prize at the prestigious 2019 Prix Ars Electronica.

The first-ever Great Lakes symposium highlighted the Department of Biological Sciences’ growing investment in this area of research.

Former students and colleagues pay tribute to the urban planning professor who is retiring after a 42-year career at UB.

The Professional Staff Senate honored Carissa Uschold-Klepfer, Lindsay Romano and Timothy Tryjankowski for outstanding service to the PSS.

The designation recognizes the incorporation of green building design standards into the library's recent $7.2 million renovation.

SA’s Summer Film Series returns with free screenings of films that include the recently released “Rocketman” and the blockbuster “Avengers: Endgame.”

The UB-led study’s findings from the Tennessee Stories Project can inform educators, clinicians and policymakers.

The first-of-its-kind collaboration is bringing a new holistic perspective to health care for residents of Buffalo’s East Side.

David Doermann’s testimony will focus on deepfake videos, which he says pose a disinformation threat capable of disrupting the 2020 election.

New award acknowledges AADR members who have made significant contributions to the association and helped further its mission.

Team from the Master of Science in Management Information Systems program won for their entry on waste management solutions.

“Now What?!” documents the often-overlooked history of the architecture and design community as part of larger social and political movements over the last 50 years.

UB scientists have been awarded $1.8 million to develop membranes that can separate carbon dioxide from other emissions.

Comprehensive report details the opportunities, challenges and key considerations surrounding five subsectors of clean energy.

UB researchers stress the importance of improving primary doctors' understanding of adolescent substance use to better address health needs.

UB students' sustainable burger alternative impresses judges at the World's Challenge Challenge Global Finals.

For several UB faculty members, competitive badminton is a great way to stay in shape — and relieve some frustration.

We love having options, but when we're actually forced to choose, the process goes south, UB psychology researchers say.

GSE faculty member Ji-Won Son is again conducting the Summer Math Program for 5th- through 8th-grade girls.

Researchers cite marketing efforts geared toward African Americans as being among the reasons why these smokers are 12% less likely to quit.

The findings of a study led by UB's Jack Tseng fill an important gap in scientists’ knowledge of how hyenas reached North America.

Researchers in the School of Management have developed a solution to manage cloud computing resources more cost-effectively.

The two teams of UB entrepreneurs started new companies to solve problems they have experienced firsthand in the music and medical industries.

Ethics in the curriculum will now be a requirement, rather than an afterthought, organizers say.

An exhibition co-curated by UB art historian Libby Otto, and a new book she co-authored, profile 45 women who carried the Bauhaus message to a global audience.

The awards provide system-wide recognition of consistently superior professional achievement.

The home of the UB pharmacy school has been renamed the “Pharmacy Building” after the SUNY Board of Trustees approved a resolution revoking the building’s current name.

The prestigious Research in Oral Biology Award recognizes the UB faculty member's outstanding research in the field.

UB architect Joyce Wang’s lastest “habitecture” project turns a dead, 400-year-old tree into a living habitat and art project.

The prestigious national program will allow Esha Chebolu to conduct research on the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland.

UB's efforts to foster student mentorships thrive with the connection between Aaron Krolikowski and Michael Brown.

100 high school students used video games and 3D simulators to learn some of the skills surgeons rely on when performing operations.

While they may be on opposite ends of the political spectrum, both parties disapprove of insults and false statements from the president.

UB partner Aesku.NY is developing new diagnostic tests that could ultimately improve care for patients coping with autoimmune diseases.

The UB geographer is part of the TRELIS program devoted to cultivating the next generation of female leaders in the field.

A similar issue involving state legislation regulating college athletes was addressed in 1993, UB sports law expert Helen “Nellie” Drew says.

The new study led by Heather Ochs-Balcom seeks to identify genes that are unique to breast cancer in African American women.

The bachelor’s degree in law is designed to prepare students for careers that demand a sound understanding of the law but not a licensed attorney.