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When the going got tough, UB alumna Christine Tjahjadi-Lopez persevered to run a ballet school and lead a weavers' cooperative.

UB psychologist Eduardo Mercado III proposes humpback whales use song as sonar for reproductive purposes.

The two grants to UB's supercomputing facility will support economic development in WNY, as well as a UB PhD program.

The designation recognizes the mechanical engineering professor as a true leader in her field.

More than 90 percent of people caring for a family member with dementia don’t get enough sleep, a UB-led study has found.

UB professor Robert Genco's decades-long relationship with Sunstar Group has led to the commercialization of 10 oral health care products.

The lineup for the Buffalo Film Seminars includes the Oscar-winning “Spotlight,” the original “Scarface” and Martin Scorsese’s “The Departed.”

CLOE is joining with the African Rights Initiative International to create global leaders in Africa.

The journalists and PR professionals will meet with UB engineer Jun Zhuang to learn how falsehoods spread via social media during disasters.

UB coordinated with other emergency teams to respond effectively to a crisis scenario during an emergency drill.

The UB expert in substance use and abuse will help draft legislation on how to regulate marijuana use in NYS.

A new UB study shows how heavy drinking affects diet.

A comprehensive study by UB researchers of 21 retired Bills and Sabres finds no evidence of early onset dementia.

A three-year project of UB and NYSERDA provides strategies for ensuring that NYS building stock is prepared for future climate impacts.

A study by School of Management researchers found that, on average, men are more likely than women to emerge as leaders.

UB's Intensive English Program has given 33 students from 11 countries a chance to improve their English skills and experience different cultures.

UB research finds adolescents who receive funding to pay for an abortion face more barriers to abortion access than adult abortion-fund patients.

Aerobic exercise could be a useful strategy for relapse prevention as part of a comprehensive treatment program, new RIA research has found.

As co-chair, the UB volcanologist will help map out potential scientific goals for an unmanned Russian mission to the planet.

UB’s self-driving shuttle — which advances NYS as a hub for autonomous vehicle research — made its public debut on the North Campus.

The $3 million award from the Kaleida Health Foundation to UB researchers will be used to apply the power of big data to promote earlier detection and treatment.

Daniel Courteau spent six weeks in Washington, D.C., this summer getting an introduction into the U.S. foreign service.

UB RENEW’s partnership with the city of Buffalo places RENEW Fellows in City Hall to work on environmental and energy projects.

New research and recreational activities ensure that UB's lake is the campus focal point it was always meant to be.

Yu-Ping Chang and Sharon Hewner have been recognized by the American Academy of Nursing for their contributions to nursing and health care.

The Social Impact Fellows program pairs MBA and MSW students to develop solutions to social issues facing our region.

A class of proteins that has attracted attention for its potential to treat disease has now been shown to curb drug-seeking behaviors.

The SUNY Distinguished Professor is being honored for a lifetime of service by the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists.

The exhibition in the Center for the Arts gallery tackles the environmental impact of radioactive waste.

Evolutionary biologist Jack Tseng talks about why the recent finding of a pterosaur fossil by Brigham Young scientists is so significant.

UB employees turn out to give back to the community during the United Way's annual day of service.

Incoming students arrive tomorrow for Welcome Weekend, four days aimed at helping new students prepare for the start of classes on Monday.

Two solo exhibitions and a group exhibition of works from the UB Art Galleries' permanent collection will open on Sept. 15.

The impending demolition of the South Campus dorm spurs a UB alum to gather a memento from the spot where he first met his true love.

UB’s Distinguished Speakers Series is back with a lineup that includes a former vice president and a former secretary of state.

UB social work researchers explore how systems to address stressors, such as maltreatment and homelessness, affect education.

The new MS program will allow graduates to advance the progression of precision drugs and medications, furthering development of individualized therapies.

UB-Tsinghua University exchange program features exhibition and symposium focusing on the complexities of cross-cultural interpretations and negotiations.

Student Engagement's Ready...Set...Buffalo! program is helping new  students find their niche at UB, while doing good in the community.

Now in its third year, the student-run waste diversion program is becoming part of the culture of move-in weekend.

UB and its partners recently demonstrated how to integrate virtual reality  into a massive open online course focusing on collaborative robot safety.

Biochemistry doctoral candidate's research helps shed light on a neurological disorder associated with industrial overexposure to manganese.

The new gallium oxide device identified by UB researchers can advance renewable energy, electric cars and more.

UB research shows the chemical — a component of wastewater in textile-making — is good at storing and releasing energy.

The Doctor of Social Work degree program is aimed at experienced social workers who want to advance their professional practice.

Several UB scientists have projects tied to ICESat-2, including Beata Csatho, who helped plan the mission’s science goals and will attend the September launch.

Together for a week in the Arctic, UB geologists and artist Anna McKee shared a common goal: telling the story of a changing planet.

UB's programs in physical therapy and occupational therapy have received 10-year renewals from their respective accreditation organizations.

It’s segregation, not diversity, that divides us, UB philosopher Ryan Muldoon writes in a white paper for the Knight Foundation.

UB sociologist Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk says celebrity culture likely has contributed to the destigmatizing of out-of-wedlock childbirth.

Nearly 500 UB alumni and friends gathered in the new home of the Jacobs School to hear an update on UB’s $650 million fundraising campaign.