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UB will celebrate the 217th anniversary of the birth of Millard Fillmore, UB’s first chancellor, at a ceremony in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Pilot UB research has found that nearly half of divers experience dental symptoms while in the water, including jaw pain and broken fillings.

The Career Experience Program broadens students’ views to local opportunities and exposes local firms to UB students.

The $1.2 million NSF grant, plus another $500,000 from UB, will be used to create a research facility for self-driving and connected cars.

A new book by UB faculty member David Engel debunks the common belief that Americans have their attorney on speed-dial.

Students in a UB architecture studio created designs for a new, larger police facility that aims to foster good relations between police and the community.

PLS 3rd Learning digitizes K-12 resources so that teachers from different school districts can share curriculum plans online.

UB geographer Chris Renschler is helping countries coordinate management of natural resources and natural disasters.

A technique developed by UB geographer Peter Rogerson places the heart of North America in a North Dakota town called Center.

Faculty members Jennifer Read and Venu Govindaraju are the recipients of the 2016-17 Excellence in Graduate Student Mentoring Award.

The interim dean of the School of Law will receive the  highest honor given by the school and its Alumni Association.

UB physicians are taking part in a national effort to encourage medical school students and residents to enter the field.

The former president of the UB Alumni Association and standout running back was a key member of the 1958 Lambert Cup team.

Patient Pattern allows clinicians to tap into records to determine how best to treat hospitalized elderly and post-acute care patients.

John L. Crassidis is the recipient of the J. Leland Atwood Award for his “commitment to excellence in aerospace engineering education.”

A UB study finds patients who use abortion funds to pay for the procedure are younger and more likely to be African-American.

Artists in residence Neil Wechsler and Nathan Heidelberger also plan a series of workshops and classes for students and the public.

Millard Fillmore's “legacy organizations” paid tribute to the U.S. president — and UB's first chancellor — at the annual commemoration of his birth.

African-American women in abusive relationships use religion, external support and fighting back to survive, a UB study has found.

U.S. News ranked the Graduate School of Education's programs No. 10 — up 33 spots — while Nursing's RN-BS program rose 65 spots to No. 21.

Margaret Moss’  “American Indian Health and Nursing” received two Book of the Year awards from the American Journal of Nursing.  

In his State of the State address at UB, the governor proposes $20M for the medical school and extending Metro Rail to the North Campus.  

UB’s New York State Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics has awarded over $170,000 to five collaborations with commercial potential.

A UB study finds emotional distress may lead men to choose more aggressive treatment than needed for prostate cancer.

Student startup MemoryFox allows people to interview family members and store the recordings using a smartphone.

UB's efforts to find and hire more minority- and women-owned business enterprises are paying off big-time.

Patrons will have to resist the urge to play with the bright, inflatable sculptures that are part of an upcoming UB Anderson Gallery exhibition.

GSE professor Mary McVee shared with attendees some of the ways UB faculty has successfully used technology in teacher preparation.

The father-son startup Vader Systems' 3-D printing technology could transform how things are made.

The galleries’ Screen Projects public art video initiative continues in the spring semester with two videos on view in the Center for the Arts.

The popular Buffalo Film Seminars led by Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson returns on Jan. 31 with 14 notable films.

A UB analysis of Census data finds the influx of workers born abroad generates benefits to both high- and low-paid workers.

Ebony G. Patterson’s exhibition of eye-popping floor tapestries and brightly covered male figures opens Feb. 9 in the UB Art Gallery.

The popular event at UB features traditional and contemporary performing arts, including music, dance, storytelling and martial arts.

UB scientists have found that carbamates can upset circadian rhythms, increasing the risk for diabetes and other metabolic diseases.

At a performance of Beethoven’s Fifth, UB faculty will discuss how the composer struggled with, then conquered, his devastating hearing loss.

A positive relationship between counselor and patient is key to successful treatment for alcohol use disorder, an RIA study has found.

UB education faculty will use a new grant to improve learning at a Buffalo charter school by expanding use of technology in the classroom.

A UB study adds to the evidence that fat and related molecules called lipids are more active in cellular processes than previously thought.

Faculty member Susan Udin is helping seniors in her Buffalo neighborhood live independently in their homes.

Buffalo startup ACV Auctions is pioneering a new way for car dealers to buy and sell inventory.

UB faculty member Kari Winter predicts more women will be invovled in politics at all levels.

Law professor Samantha Barbas examines the first battle before the Supreme Court weighing privacy versus freedom of the press.

The funding will continue a unique aspect of the UB-led STEM program that brings teachers into training with students.

Twitter can be an effective way to gather passenger information, according to results of a preliminary UB study.

Members of the UB community gathered to recognize the people who make the university's campaign successful.

African immigrant mothers rarely pass down to their children cultural views regarding sex, a UB study has found.

Digital literacy expert Heidi Julien suggests using the “CRAP” test to decide whether what you’re reading or hearing passes the “smell test.”

UB's president says UB will support members of the UB community who may be affected by executive orders affecting immigration law.

Singing can provide an understanding of the relationship between perceiving and doing, UB psychologist Peter Pfordresher says.

Materials science scholar Quanxi Jia has been recognized for his contributions to coated superconductors and metal-oxide thin films for electronic applications.

Pianist Jonathan Biss will delve into some of the intricacies of later works of Schumann, Chopin and Brahms at an upcoming UB concert.