Mentors in this year’s programs in the Department of Chemistry included PhD students who previously conducted summer research at UB.

The event at the Seneca-Babcock Community Center helped families overcome barriers to getting a school physical.

The site of the excavation led by UB archaeologist Alessandro Sebastiani is one of the few untouched by looters.

A new book by UB's James A. Gardner looks at the current thought on the state of the world’s democracies and the struggle to make self-governance work — one nation at a time.

UB faculty member Jonathan Lovell has received funding from the NIH to design protein nanoparticle vaccines and test their efficacy.

UB staff member Stefan Thomas Kothe is your guide on an accessibility tour of the North Campus sponsored by the PSS’ Inclusion and Diversity Committee.

The UB program received the 2022 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.

“City Forward” highlights some of the university's efforts to improve equity in Buffalo as a founding member of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.

Among the special guest artists performing are the Sphinx Virtuosi, Alexander Quartet and Harlem Quartet.

Performers for the Department of Music concerts include new UB faculty member Stephen Guerra and the Slee Sinfonietta.

Their projects will tackle pressing societal concerns ranging from racial inequality in the U.S. to PFAS pollution, better semiconductors and energy conservation.

A project led by CTSI and Canopy of Neighbors aims to close health and social inequities by helping older adults navigate the internet.

The new procedures focus on reducing emissions and advancing climate action.

New cutting-edge classroom technology is providing a learning and teaching experience unlike any other on campus.

A new UB study found that socializing strategies that allowed extroverts to be both social and distant helped them feel happier than introverts.

Inclusion in the NIH program to transition biomedical researchers from underrepresented groups into academic positions is “a dream come true” for Carleara Weiss.

The No. 38 ranking makes it five years in a row that UB has been among the top 40 public universities in the annual list of the top universities in the nation.

The companies are developing treatments for cancer, neurovascular diseases and more.

Working with a team of scientists, Nirupam Aich studies pollution and health risks from disassembling discarded gadgets.

Researching the past could provide important insights into how climate change may impact ecosystems today.

The vice president will speak on the Inflation Reduction Act; UB is well-positioned to help achieve the goals of the landmark law.

The series of events Sept. 19-24 is part of an annual national campaign celebrating open access to information and the freedom to read.

Mary Alice Coffroth and Howard Lasker are among researchers whose work is shedding light on how climate change may shape reefs.

A paper co-authored by a UB scientist explains why a vaccine delivered through the nose is key to ultimately controlling the pandemic.

The new unit will help remove barriers to care for people with disabilities, people who are homeless and other underserved populations in WNY.

Leaders' reactions to past crises like the London Subway Strike reveal what the workplace of the future might look like, a new UB study finds. 

A UB team is developing new approaches to address rare events that can strike young people, sometimes after COVID-19 infection.

During a visit to campus, the vice president praised the university's work fighting climate change.

Graduate student Srikrithi Krishnan’s personal experiences inspired her introduction of the vice president before her remarks at UB.

UB alumnus Shep Gordon returned to campus with rocker Alice Cooper to talk about their 50 years of friendship, partnership and adventures.

More than 150 stakeholders gathered for the eighth annual WNY New American and Refugee Health Summit.

Sol Messinger is featured in “The U.S. and the Holocaust,” a new series by Ken Burns that begins airing on PBS on Sept. 18.

UB Sustainability is partnering with Let’s Goat Buffalo to bring in seven goats to help clear invasive plants on the North Campus.

The Austrian-based company led by alumnus Gábor Somogyi develops unique vaccines.

The annual festival presented by the UB Humanities Institute will look at both the benefits and detrimental effects of AI.

Amanda Nickerson, director of the Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention, offers some strategies for parents when handling these sensitive topics.

Kids and teachers can cultivate big, cool crystals in this annual contest founded by UB chemist Jason Benedict.

Open to anyone who believes they have long COVID, the registry provides a forum to report symptoms, learn about treatments and opt into research studies.

The School of Nursing is collaborating on a study that's looking at the potential benefits of nicotine for those with mild memory loss.

The pandemic was the impetus for UB chemist Alexey Akimov to develop the  Virtual International Seminar on Theoretical Advancements.

A talk on COVID-19-related inequalities in higher education kicked off the series that will address comparative education policy issues.

A UB and Penn State study explores the connection between responsive parenting and better sleep for infants.

UB has received a $1 million NSF grant to develop a rapid response system and build community trust.

UB’s Team Alice is working with the National Council on Aging to better protect older adults from preventable medical errors.

Speakers at a recent luncheon addressed the impact of the Dobbs decision on physicians and on the training of OB-GYN students and residents.

The findings of a UB study offer guidance for leveraging interpersonal goals in ways that could change real-world sharing behavior.

UB has expanded its mental health support for the UB community, including some new initiatives for students and some online resources that are also open to faculty and staff.

The award from the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation recognizes UB's president for his outstanding community leadership and service to the Buffalo region.

President Satish K. Tripathi and Provost A. Scott Weber discuss university business, chat with students, staff and faculty, and take the pulse of UB. 

UB is celebrating Homecoming and Family Weekend this week with a variety of activities, topped off by the Homecoming football game against MAC rival Miami (OH).

Students are key members of UB teams whose research is helping local officials monitor the prevalence of the coronavirus.

New UB research highlights the role of molecules called N-glycans in SARS-CoV-2 infectivity — and as potential drug targets.

The change, recommended by UB’s health and safety panel, follows the lead of NYS, which has made masking optional while aboard all public transit.

The paper co-authored by UB faculty member Steven Lipshultz found metabolic and bariatric surgery a safe and effective treatment option in cases of severe obesity.

In injured neurons, the huntingtin protein may travel together with important signaling molecules, researchers find.