The perforated metal facade, first applied in Light/Station, a new facility for Torn Space Theater, was recognized by Architect’s Newspaper.

Schlaich Bergermann Partner will design a replacement bridge over the I-190 connecting 4th St. Park to Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park.

The portable photoacoustic system developed by a UB-led research team could improve early cancer detection in women with dense breast tissue.

The UB forensic scientist has published the first novel in a Buffalo-based crime series.  

For the second straight year, UB is going to a bowl game and will take on the Charlotte 49ers in the Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl on Dec 20.

“Into the Blue” is another vehicle for sharing the many stories about the university and its people.

The trained psychiatric epidemiologist studies substance use and mental health.

Social Work researcher Annahita Ball and graduate students helped youth become thoughtful leaders in racial understanding and social justice.

UB-led research finds that antiretroviral therapy given to pregnant mothers with HIV puts their exposed but uninfected babies at risk for heart damage.

Two aspiring ER doctors draw inspiration from an avid sports fan and guest lecturer who taught them about his degenerative disease.

UB historian David Herzberg says the government has tried to harness a profit-driven drug industry to serve public health before.

The UB biochemist will lead the Council of Faculty and Academic Societies of the Association of American Medical Colleges.

John Crassidis and Krishna Rajan have been appointed to the highest faculty rank in the SUNY system by the SUNY Board of Trustees.

Three UB faculty members have edited a new book about how global climate change is transforming the world’s ecosystems.

Six members of University Police were recently recognized by the SUNY Chiefs Association for heroism in saving lives and professional commitment to public safety.

Michael W. Russell was recognized for his novel approaches to mucosal immunization, and the induction and function of secretory and serum IgA antibodies.

The online food pantry service is still seeking contributions through a crowdfunding campaign that ends Dec. 23.

Student volunteers with UB HEALS distributed boots and provided much-needed foot care at a clinic at Holy Cross Shelter.

The findings underscore the need to learn more about how ice sheets behave and shed ice, says UB climate researcher Beata Csatho.

The $500,000 investment will support efforts to fight respiratory failure, improve batteries, the development of “cobots” and more.

Scholars other than medical researchers also use the sophisticated imaging technology at UB’s Center for Biomedical Imaging in the CTRC.  

Study participants who ate a Western diet were three times more likely to have late-stage age-related macular degeneration.

The Community Health Equity Research Institute brings together community partners and UB faculty and students to improve the health of underserved neighborhoods.

A new software system enables data on all clinical trials to be continuously updated in the Participate in Research portal.

Scientists will develop a neuronal circuit simulator, which could lead to smarter computers and new treatments for memory loss.

UB faculty Mickey Sperlich and Patricia Logan-Greene are co-editors of the special issue that tackles an understudied social work topic.

The three pilot projects aim to understand how obesity develops and what systems might be targeted to treat it.

Fans, staff and fellow student-athletes gathered to wish the Bulls well as they head to the Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl.

Sunshine and palm trees greeted the UB football team upon arrival in Nassau for the Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl.

The $2.2 million comes from the first round of funding through SUNY's PRODiG program, Interim Provost A. Scott Weber tells the UB Council.

The posthumous award recognizes the UB oral biologist for creating inventions that have made a tangible impact on society.

The Bahamas Bowl's international location makes the equipment managers the real unsung heroes of the UB football team.

UB’s Center for Industrial Effectiveness is working with other SUNY institutions to collaborate on renewable energy education.

Members of the UB and Charlotte football teams make an impact on Bahamian kids at a clinic introducing them to American football.

The UB football team has spent the past few days frolicking in the sun, but now they’re ready to make history and win the university’s first bowl game.

The stars were in alignment to bring a UB student and a former SA president to the Bahamas for the Makers Wanted bowl.

The UB football team caps a memorable week in the Bahamas by winning the first bowl game in school history.