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A study by social work researcher Elizabeth Bowen explores why people are hungry, despite food pantries and SNAP.

UB's partnership with Evergreen Health opens new avenues for clinical research and training in the areas of HIV and hepatitis C.

The director of UB's Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention and other scholars advocate adding research to the dialogue.

A new imaging method developed by UB's Thomas Grant will dramatically improve how scientists “see inside” molecular structures in solution.

A session presented by ISSS tackled the language and cultural barriers that affect international students in and out of the classroom.

Susan E. Rice told a UB audience that Martin Luther King Jr.'s greatest gift was his ability to lead the movement for social change.

Reality TV played a key role in Donald Trump winning the presidency in 2016, a study by UB psychologist Shira Gabriel has found.

Law professor Nellie Drew talks about the outlet she created for students to develop networking connections within the field of sports law.

UB innovators can take part in a pitch contest to win up to $2,000 for ideas to help older adulsts stay in their homes.

The acclaimed trio will present a mix of Shostakovich and Beethoven trios in concerts at UB and at Kleinhans.

Kendra N. Cadogan has been named the School of Law's inaugural director of diversity, equity and inclusion.

From phone charger cords to small appliances and more, volunteer fixers will do their best to get items back to working order.

Michael Brown advances in the selection process for the prestigious award for graduate study.

Local high school students will get a taste of the STEM fields at UB's annual Science Exploration Day.

Vice President Laura Hubbard gave a presentation on UB's capital needs — and how the university plans to address those needs — at Monday's meeting.

The UB cardiologist cautions that snow shoveling could be more strenuous than exercising on a treadmill.

The grants to four faculty members will be used to advance drug safety for the elderly and improve treatments for COPD and dialysis.

The coveted award will support the UB chemist's work creating research tools to speed development of new materials.

“SportsCenter’s” fixation on the pizza prize helps give UB senior Kyle Hughes a week in the spotlight.

Hundreds of Buffalo eighth-graders extracted their own DNA and learned about the genetics of wizarding at Genome Day.

Expressive writing about bias is not always a beneficial exercise, research by UB professor Melanie Green has found.

UB and men's basketball coach Nate Oats have agreed to a new five-year contract.

Meat-and-potatoes Bulls are headed to the land of the tuber for the first round of the NCAA tournament.

New UB research has found evidence that behavioral symptoms may be alleviated by targeting a set of genes involved in the disease.

Award-winning author Margaret Atwood tells a UB audience that the humanities answer the questions of who we are and what we want to be.

The School of Public Health and Health Professions' is lookiing for participants in its 2018 Step Challenge to take a collective 300 million steps during April.

The absence of TTP, a protein critical to the control of inflammation, may lead to rapid and severe bone loss, according to a new UB study.

Sponsors include the FBI, Secret Service, U.S. Attorney's Office and the Erie County District Attorney's Office.

The women's basketball team will take on No. 6 seed South Florida after earning its first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.

The Buffalo Bills are joining WNY sports fans in supporting the men's basketball team in its historic season.

Participants in the Three Minute Thesis competition proved that it's possible to explain complicated research in a brief — and interesting — way.

While you won’t find their names on the Bulls’ roster, Tom Fox and Adam Bauman have critical roles in the men’s basketball team’s success this season.

A new study suggests the element steps in to help form stable chemical compounds under high pressure.

Hispanics who were homeless, under 19 or had U.S. citizenship shared a preference for English, UB research has found.

UB medical students in the new “Health in the Neighborhood” course are hearing from those in the inner city who bear the consequences.

The UB women leave snowy Buffalo for sunny Florida, ready to “put the ball down and make it dance” in their first-round NCAA Tournament game on Saturday.

UBNow decided to buck tradition and asked the Bulls a few fun questions to lighten the mood.

The women's head coach has taken the team from 12 wins to 27 in her six-year tenure.

They're coming from all corners of the country to watch their Bulls in the Big Dance.

A UB study finds support from online forums improves self-care for HIV patients, but excessive amounts can be overwhelming.

RIA scientist Samir Haj-Dahmane has discovered how certain neurotransmitters are transported and reach their targets in the brain.

Bulls fans in Boise were going bonkers with UB's stunning upset of Arizona in the NCAA tournament.

Bulls fans watching the men's upset of Arizona hope for a similar outcome with the women on Saturday.

UB's historic victory over Arizona garnered worldwide news coverage and joyful social media postings from Bulls' fans.

While this trip to the NCAA tournament is not the first for the seniors on the women's team, there's a different mindset this year.

UB Athletics' ticket sales and marketing staff have been busy trying to keep up with the demand for Bulls basketball tickets.

Meet some of the personalities that make UB's spirit squad a force to be reckoned with when the Bulls take the court.

While Saturday's loss ended the UB men’s journey through the Big Dance, Bulls fans couldn’t be happier to be along for the ride.

The UB women overcame a shaky start to earn a history-making upset of South Florida in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

With UB's pep band in Boise, Florida State's band stepped in for the UB women during Saturday's game in Tallahassee.

Sam Wilkins, sister of Bulls forward Courtney Wilkins, wins the prize for making the longest trip to see the Bulls in Tallahassee.

Penn State professor Ann Kolanowski will discuss the difficulties of delirium during the School of Nursing’s 21st Annual Bonnie Bullough Lecture.

A 15-year, UB-led study has created a “looking glass” into the genome of a key COPD pathogen and how to fight it.

A new study has found that politics is not the primary reason people are leaving churches.

The UB women  knocked off Florida State, 86-65, on Monday, scrapping and swaggering their way to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament.

A range of UB graduate and professional degree programs have been cited as among the nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report.

Reproductive hormones that develop during puberty are not responsible for changes in adolescents' social behavior, new UB research has found.

A new book co-authored by UB's Trina Hamilton explores how to keep neighborhoods affordable while pursuing environmental goals.

The deputy director of athletics at the University of Memphis has been tapped to lead UB's athletics program.

The Difficult Conversations series will use the film to inform discussion of whether art is on the side of the oppressed or the oppressor.

Critical Language Scholarship winners Jenny Simon and Ethan Wolfson-Seely will study in Asia this summer.

The Science & Art Cabaret will address the ultimate theme — one familiar to all but also an endless source of curiosity.

Perception of trauma and marriage satisfaction strongly influence how soldiers deal with trauma from combat, a UB study has found.

Dozens of fans gathered in the Alumni Arena lobby to wish their Bulls well as they head to Albany for the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament.

Seventeen Sustainable Development Goals are forming the framework for UB's events and activities.

Members of the UB community were able to patch it — rather than pitch it — at the recent Repair and Reuse Fair.

Bulls Coach Felisha Legette-Jack predicted two years ago that her players had what it takes to make it to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament.

A new study by communication professor Mark Frank reveals what non-verbal clues can and cannot tell you about whether someone is telling the truth.

More than 140 communicators, marketers and enrollment leaders from  across UB gathered to learn ways to better tell the university's story.

The Bulls’ record-setting season ended with Saturday’s loss to South Carolina on college basketball’s biggest stage.

A step challenge and free training on the opioid-overdose medication naloxone highlight activities at UB.

Tweets about UB's women's basketball team rolled in from near and far after their season-ending loss to South Carolina.

UB School of Nursing accepting donations for humanitarian trip.

Study connects education, depression and more to prescription opioid abuse in adults over age 50.

More than 200 students and tech enthusiasts are expected to participate.

The latest DIFCON focused on 'Black Panther' and the role of art in society.

UB engineers are developing self-powered wireless sensors that can be embedded in roads.

Andrew Gurman also learned about the school’s innovations in medical education.

The congressman said he believes in the impact that people can bring by organizing and showing support for causes they believe in.