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Conservationist Jeff Corwin introduced a UB audience to some of the Earth's creatures he's fighting for.

The award given to Aaron Epstein, currently on a medical mission in Ukraine, is considered the second-highest civilian award in the U.S.  

The study is part of a project sponsored by New York’s Environmental Protection Fund and Department of Environmental Conservation.

The lecture and workshop will feature the author of “Black, Brown, Bruised: How Racialized STEM Education Stifles Innovation.”

The school is opening its doors for a series of public events and exhibitions that put the work of faculty, students and alumni on full display.

UB historian Gene Zubovich examines how this vibrant faith community in the mid-20th century helped shape U.S. politics and world affairs.

UB faculty member Henry Adler's children are real-life CODAs — children of deaf adults.

This year’s events are designed to cover three overarching themes: collective responsibility, professional pathways, and mental health and well-being.

The UB Humanities Institute event April 6-7 aims to thoughtfully consider the social, cultural and historical implications of artificial intelligence.

UB scientist Paresh Dandona's clinical experience with the insulin-sensitizing drug pioglitazone led him to advocate for more study.

UB infectious disease expert Thomas Russo talks to UBNow about the FDA’s recent approval of a fourth COVID-19 shot.

The short-term programs that cover everything from social justice to data science provide students with in-demand skills.

UB physicist Will Kinney’s new popular science book explains one leading theory.

The monthly update is a report card of how jobs are really doing in the U.S.

UB research on postmenopausal women identifies associations between commonly eaten foods and the diversity and composition of oral bacteria.

Researchers simulate a quantum network, offering clues into what hardware is needed to support these advanced computers.

The program creates pathways for students at the University of Puerto Rico at Cayey to pursue graduate studies at UB.

The systemic barriers preventing Black men from becoming physicians was the focus of a recent film screening and panel discussion at the Jacobs School.

Creatures that live longer and have more cells should have higher risks of developing cancer. A UB team is looking at why they don't.

UB architecture professor Jin Young Song is internationally known for his award-winning façade renovations and alternative construction systems.  

The U.S. Department of Education has recognized the program as a blueprint to follow to address the national teacher shortage.

Working with faculty and staff to prepare students for life after college is a key focus for the recently renamed and redefined center.

UB's Summer Diversity Research Mentorship Program is designed to attract more underrepresented students to surgery.

Ryan Muldoon's book “Social Contract Theory for a Diverse World” is featured on the “Syndicate” discussion space.

The students'  achievements inside and outside the classroom are being recognized with the highest honor SUNY bestows upon its students.

The Department of Environment and Sustainability's Ecology of Unique Environments course provided some UB students an invaluable experience in the Florida Everglades.

New research from the School of Management reveals how envy can lead to absenteeism and turnover at work.

The multidisciplinary project will feature three components: an outdoor sculpture, sailing and song.

The IISE’s highest award recognizes contributions to the welfare of mankind in the field of industrial engineering.

Mark Frank is among three experts offering their perspectives on the psyches of convicted con artists on the Curiosity Stream docuseries.

UB scientist Ángela Martínez Quintana’s is using the detailed models to understand which microhabitats are best for young corals.

The second annual talent show, featuring singing, pets, leatherworking and more, will be held virtually on April 22.

With local cases on the rise, professor Thomas Russo urges the campus community to continue to take precautions to ensure a successful end to the semester.

The UB chapter of the Food Recovery Network collects food from the line that is not served at UB dining halls and redistributes it to a local food pantry and dining site.

The grant to UB scientist Stephen Koury allows students and their teachers to use a special technology to sequence and analyze an entire genome.

UB faculty member Korydon Smith creates design solutions for marginalized people around the world.

A UB study found that Black kidney transplant patients exhibit faster clearance rates of the key immunosuppressive drug.

After two years of celebrating remotely due to the pandemic, UB will gather in person once again for its annual Celebration of Student Academic Excellence.

The award supports a partnership between UB and the University of Zimbabwe to train future HIV researchers in Zimbabwe.

The clinical study, which has been awarded a $1.4 million NIH grant, exemplifies novel patient-centered care.

UB has been a vital part of this ‘True Blue’ family for three generations — and it’s looking good for the fourth.

Growing thin layers of crystals made from different materials on top of each other isn’t easy. Could a technique called “dative epitaxy” help?

Educational Modules are a key component in the CTSI's vision of improving health and reducing health disparities in the community.

The College of Arts and Sciences' Distinguished Visiting Scholar will use the award for a project on the U.S. Postal Service.

The UB professor has been been recognized for helping to advance the fields of environmental science or engineering within the past year.

A pioneering UB study will examine why some patients with MS develop severe disease while others never do,

More than $65,000 in startup funding and services was awarded at the annual UB entrepreneurial competition.

Whittingham, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, will speak about lithium-ion batteries as part of the physic department’s Ta-You Wu Lecture Series.

The $10 million, NSF-funded project, which includes Roswell Park and other partners; will help ensure U.S. leadership in science and engineering.

A new School of Management student club highlights the business value of sustainability.

As part of a "difficult conversation," the campus community was asked to think about what they might be willing to sacrifice to advance UB's climate action plan.

Dressed as the famed superhero, the UB student sows positivity on campus.

The institute has designated four new focus areas, with proposal support, shared instrumentation and other resources available to UB researchers.

The museum will strengthen cultural tourism in WNY, attracting thousands of visitors each year from around the world.

“The City and Its School” presents two exhibitions exploring the school’s 50-year investment in its host city.

The DEC award builds upon the state's efforts to boost recycling and reduce waste, which will improve the environment and fight climate change.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s eldest son touched on many of the same themes that his father preached during a visit to UB more than 50 years ago.

Award-winning poet and essayist Cathy Park Hong recently spoke to a "Let's Talk About Race" audience about Asian American race relations in the U.S.