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The UB English professor is the recipient of the Modern Language Association's biennial Prize for a Scholarly Edition.

The string quartet will perform all six concerts over four days, the first such scheduling of the cycle at UB in at least 25 years.

UB is back for the 2018 edition of the botanical garden's annual light and sound show with some special — and unexpected — touches.

Engineering professor John Atkinson is working to broaden students’ opportunities to learn about the topic.

The UB-led NAVIGATE Project will use the case study method to help students prepare for inequality.

Swift action by UBPD Lt. David Urbanek and Getzville Fire makes a life-and-death difference for UB senior John Miske after a freak lacrosse accident.

Students will select the name for the landmark venue in an online contest.

Law professor Mark Bartholomew wonders if personalized Super Bowl ads could be on the horizon.

A new study by UB vision researchers suggests that adding antioxidant therapy to the standard-of-care prevents vision loss in babies with SLOS.

Geology’s mascot “sees” his shadow at the annual Groundhog Day cookout, meaning we won’t be wearing flip flops any time soon.

The three companies will use awards of $225,000 to advance technologies in health care and water purification.

CAI artist-in-residence Olivier Pasquet’s “Lloyd’s Mirror” combines site and sound in a performance that will evolve over six days.

IRS-certified accounting students from UB will provide free tax preparation services to those with annual incomes below $54,000.

The talk by the author of “The Handmaid’s Tale” opens a weekend film festival presented by UB’s Humanities Institute.

UB architect Christopher Romano designs a new space for the Torn Space theater company on Buffalo’s historic East Side.

Some GSE faculty members have started projects that aim to benefit community education and the people most in need of the university’s expertise.

The terrazzo tile from alum Kent Randle and Tiede-Zoeller Tile showcases the donor wall space in the new Jacobs School building.

Diet is not the sole factor in how skulls in the carnivoran mammal group are shaped and function, new research has found.

A national grant to UB's internal medicine residency program will allow residents to spend more time with their patients.

The director of UB’s RENEW Institute was cited for advances in materials science and superconducting materials.

A gold tab attached to the skin converts mechanical energy into juice for wearables and self-powered electronics.

Speakers at this spring's lectures will focus on substance use issues in women.

UB researchers contributed to new guidelines for managing fatigue in the nation’s emergency medical services personnel.

Stephanie Davidson and Georg Rafailidis are being honored with the coveted ‘Emerging Voices’ award.

A UB study is the first to examine the neurobiology of quick decision-making in police officers.

Interim vice provost for inclusive excellence notes UB's annual traditions promoting awareness of black history and culture.

UB faculty member Carrie Tirado Braemen wonders which version of America will prevail in the DACA debate.

Scientists at the University of Rochester and UB believe they've found a promising compound that could transform the energy storage landscape.

The annual event with the Chinese Club of Western New York presents traditional and contemporary performing arts.

The once-vacant hallways are now teeming with student activity, thanks to the work of five biological sciences staffers.

The annual Life Raft Debate offers faculty the chance to make the case that their discipline is the most critical to society.

UB architects Despina Stratigakos and Kelly Hayes McAlonie have contributed profiles to the Pioneering Women of American Architecture website.

UBIT expert Catherine Ullman offers advice for the UB community on how to avoid — and recover from — attempts by online scammers.

The School of Architecture and Planning will tell Buffalo’s story of place at the world’s premier exhibition for architecture and design.

The former judge and ECMC legal counsel bring practical experience and a passion for the courtroom to help UB law students.

The results of the UB study counter the common belief that letting kids sip alcohol might promote responsible drinking later in life.

Seven graduate students spent the fall semester creating design concepts for the solar dwelling's new site next to the Solar Strand on the North Campus.

The $100,000 award will ensure that students experiencing unforeseen financial hardships are able to stay on track toward graduation.

1Capen helps students take care of all of their essential services, like financial aid and parking permits.

The new test approved by the FDA detects traumatic brain injury, not concussion, UB concussion expert John Leddy warns.

The story of how an entrepreneurial UB faculty member partnered with the university to grow one of Buffalo’s most prominent biotech firms.

Society’s ardent faith in fossil fuels even in the face of climate change is the subject of the next edition of the Screen Projects public video art series.

As director of UB's Center for Disability Studies, historian Michael Rembis works to promote connections between WNY organizations.

Bianca Weinstock-Guttman received the Impact Award from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for her research and patient care.

Three faculty members pleaded their cases — despite an over-the-top devil's advocate — at the annual Life Raft Debate.

The television series “UB Football Insider: Training Camp Edition” is competing with projects from pro sports teams.

UB's Pavani Ram is among the contributors to a Stanford-led study of children in poor regions of Bangladesh.

Jin Young Song’s two award-winning concepts are based on the same technology used in snap bracelets.

UB staff member Molly Anderson’s connection to the Russian city of Ryazan changed her life.  

UB pediatric pulmonologist Daniel Sheehan co-chaired a panel that issued new care guidelines for patients with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.