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UB researcher Jessica Kruger looks at the health effects of the popular pastime of watching hours upon hours of television shows.

The program at the Burchfield Penney Art Center will hightlight the various ways the UB faculty member creates dances.

“Power: the preservation of order” is the inaugural concert of the new performance and choreographic research lab in Theatre and Dance.

The material could help reduce utility bills, improve energy efficiency of residential and commercial buildings.

UB faculty members Anthony Campagnari, Gary Giovino and John Richard have been named SUNY Distinguished Professors, the highest faculty rank in the SUNY system.

In collaboration with Russian scientists, UB researchers are focused on determining how to detect the biomarker for metastatic prostate cancer.

UB-led research assesses how large-scale patterns of brain activity could vary between cognitive systems and across people.

The new book by UB faculty member Cecil Foster shows the impact of the sleeping car porters on the civil rights movements in the U.S. and Canada.

Science Exploration Day shows WNY high school students that science solves real-world problems.

Experts from Human Rights Watch and the EveryGreening Global Alliance are among the presenters at the conference held in memory of Alison Des Forges.

Other awardees this commencement season are UB President Medal recipients Amit Goyal and Amanda Nickerson, and four alums who will receive SUNY honorary degrees.

Current methods can overestimate cancer growth, hindering clinicians aiblity to schedule screenings and plan treatment.

Director France Córdova briefed a UB audience on the new Convergence Accelerator in a Critical Conversations keynote address.

The inaugural Times Higher Education rankings recognize more than 450 universities worldwide for their social and economic impact.

Maura Belliveau is serving as the inaugural director of the new College of Arts and Sciences' initiative.

Inspired by animals, teams of autonomous robots could alleviate future housing needs in a safe and inexpensive manner, UB engineer Nils Napp says.

Before you attribute a trait to a famous ancestor, you might want to see how much DNA you really share, says UB faculty member Lynn Kozlowski.

The U.S. is producing too much plastic, and the problem's only getting worse, according to Judith Enck.

Commission cited trial led by Paresh Dandona in announcing approval for dapagliflozin to treat Type 1 diabetes.

Tactiva Therapeutics, an immuno-oncology company and UB partner, is poised for growth in 2019.

Study is the first to investigate the association between oral contraceptive use and risk of highly fatal ovarian cancer.

Dan and Gail Alexander were recognized at the CASE District II conference in Philadelphia last month.

The Bulls’ blue-collar playing style is here to stay, Jim Whitesell said at his introductory news conference.

Longtime UB professor has mentored a generation of engineers while conducting cutting-edge aerospace engineering research.

Boston College nursing theory and practice expert Dorothy Jones will deliver 22nd annual lecture, part of School of Nursing's Research Day.

Experts in data, technology and law met to address questions of data security, hacking and online privacy.

The annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence is set for April 25 in the Center for the Arts.

In the first of an occasional series on UB's best and brightest students, meet one who has been described as a "thinking dancer and a dancing thinker."

NYC event spotlights Buffalo, where UB's School of Architecture and Planning has played a significant role in the city’s rebirth.

Co-founded by a UB chemist, Ferric Contrast is developing new contrast agents for MRI diagnostics.

Review panel will offer its report and recommendations to A. Scott Weber by the start of the fall 2019 semester.

UB architect Jin Young Song has advanced in a two-stage competition organized by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture.
 

A doctoral student’s proposal for a liver transplant alternative won the  prestigious entrepreneurship competition.

Ability to visualize a black hole heralds a new era of science in the field, say UB physicists, who were not involved in the discovery.

President Tripathi expresses UB community's concern for undergraduate student whose injuries may have resulted from hazing.

UBNow continues its series on the new generation of student leaders with a story on Ian DesJardin, who’s ready to launch his career into space.

Reverse Pitch lets students sit back, relax and listen to one of eight 43North companies tell them why they should work for that organization.

Area refugees joined UB faculty, staff and students and community members in discussing links between housing and health.

UB will host nearly 100 Fulbright Foreign Students later this month for an enrichment seminar on opioid crisis education.

Molecular biologist Mark O'Brian explains what's in the trendy veggie burger and what makes it look — and taste — like beef.

Christine Pedigo Bartholomew's study marks first time a legal scholar examined and recorded every opinion on clergy privilege.

$675,000 grant will provide training in advanced medical management of patients with complex bleeding, thrombotic disorders.

UB president expresses the university’s condolences and deep sadness upon the death of UB student Sebastian Serafin-Bazan.

A student team’s idea for a ‘bug burger’ won the $3,000 grand prize at UB’s World’s Challenge Challenge.

Jacobs School alumnus Robert Gore will deliver the keynote address for the school’s annual Spring Clinical Day on May 4.

Events include inaugural Pride Parade and festival, screening of "The Long Trail Out."

Former U.S. Secretary of State wrapped up the 2018-19 Distinguished Speakers Series with talk on the international order.

Newly unveiled renderings offer a glimpse into the interior of One World Café, complete with video walls, tiered seating and more.

Event is part of the UB English department’s contribution to the campus-wide Discovery Week.

The New Investigator Award will provide startup funding for the UB pharmacy professor's research.

The university tops the Mid-American Conference and also ranks No. 10 on the Environment America list of top colleges for renewable energy use.

UB psychologist Leonard Simms' research suggests that a response format should be given as much thought as the test itself.

As efforts to legalize cannabis grow, the need arises for tailored health education, authors of a UB-led study say.

This year’s Fulbright class boasts of a “record number” of applicants and award recipients.

Toxicology screens don't detect the supplement, but it can cause withdrawal in newborns.

In a UB class, students are helping Western New York companies go greener.

The Department of Theatre and Dance’s production is the first in the U.S. of a new adaptation by English playwright Simon Stephens.

Some 5,799 students are candidates to receive degrees and certificates during ceremonies being held May 3-22.

The Bulls in the Community program is a rewarding experience for both student-athletes and members of the community.

The UB community gathered to recognize students' accomplishments at the annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence.

The new degree and certificate programs in Jewish thought, criminology and sustainability meet the needs of students and the job market.

The ultimate goal of the research in India by UB professor Jessy Alexander is to determine what role the microbiome may play in lupus patients worldwide.

“Rebuilding more of me,” an essay published in JAMA by UB psychiatrist Sourav Sengupta, prompts an unexpected, national response.

The focus will be on how symptoms of vascular disease in women differ from those in men and how interventions to treat the disease may also be impacted by gender.