UB researchers are part of a team working to improve understanding and trust of COVID-19 information for speakers of all world languages.

The research explores how the impact of known risk factors for lung and bronchus cancer mortality varies spatially across the U.S.

A study shows for the first time that behavioral self-management of IBS can fundamentally change the gut microbiome and help relieve symptoms.

UB will work to improve how Black history and race are taught in schools through the new Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education.

The UB-led study found that nearly 1 in 7 ICU patients experienced severe bleeding when given a full-dose of blood thinners.

The master's program in engineering management and Nursing's RN to BS program were ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

Organizers say the exhibit in Abbott Library serves as a reminder of the issues of a flawed justice system.

The UB School of Law was one of 99 law schools to answer the U.S. attorney general’s call to action to address the housing and eviction crises.

The move will help UB scientists commercialize life sciences research.

The funding will be used to expand resources for mobile market operators.

Historian Deirdre Cooper Owens will discuss the racist origins of American gynecology in the keynote lecture.

UB infectious disease expert Thomas Russon answers some questions about the importance of getting a COVID-19 booster shot as the spring semester gets underway.

A study has found that from among assessment tasks, the 30-second single-leg stand better identifies post-concussive impairments in children and teens.

The UB architect was awarded the James William Kideney Award, the highest honor given to a member of the American Institute of Architects NYS.

UB researchers focus on breaking down PFAS, a family of highly persistent pollutants that can accumulate in people’s bodies, and in wildlife.

School of Management researchers have helped to develop a digital platform to meet a rising demand.

Findings of the UB-led study underscore the threat that obesity poses to the health and fertility of young men.

Two partnerships will provide tools for more efficient testing, and to bring wastewater monitoring to the region’s four other counties.

Edreys Wajed’s impressive artwork can be seen and admired throughout Buffalo, and his experience as an MFA student at UB has helped him expand his network.

Researchers call the rise in loneliness and loss of social connections a “silent epidemic.”

Research on a young rift in Iceland led by UB geologist Stephan Kolzenburg sheds new light on the process.

UB's Alternative Break program is back in person, with this winter's theme focused on refugee resettlement.  

The key to the tiny, reusable sensing chips are “nanopatch antennas” made with liquid metal that trap light to identify biological and chemical molecules.

The UB Arts Collaboratory’s spring and summer schedule is sown from local seeds.

A study led by communication professor Lindsay Hahn suggests that media use under certain conditions just before going to sleep doesn’t always disrupt your rest.

The UB alumnus will head the university’s Office of General Counsel, which provides comprehensive legal services to support UB.

Students hop on their bikes to learn more about their community and the resources that can make classroom lessons more engaging.

Students attending the first sampling of One World Cafe cuisine give the food and the atmosphere two-thumbs up.

UB’s executive chef talks with UBNow about the menu at One World Café and what diners should expect when food service begins in late spring.

All productions will be live and in person this semester in the Center for the Arts and the Katharine Cornell Theatre in the Ellicott Complex.

A NYSTAR grant designates UB as a Reimagine Workforce Center.

UB True Blue aims to build pride in the university by recognizing the ways members of the UB community express their own school spirit.

The Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education survey gives faculty a chance to offer input into all aspects of faculty life.

A one-stop shop for teaching resources, the Teach Anywhere initiative helps faculty identify and use technology for their courses.

Outgoing and talkative people don't necessarily communicate effectively and inspire others to view them as leaders, new research has found.

Author and historian Deirdre Cooper Owens delivered the keynote address at the Department of Surgery event designed to address structural racism in medicine.

The event presented by GSE and the law school aims to provide deeper understanding of critical race theory’s true meaning and history.

Enslaved people with disabilities often filled valuable family and cultural roles in their communities, UB historian Jenifer Barclay says.

Two members of the Department of Music will perform concerts during the month of February.

A $500,000 grant from Empire State Development will support two new programs to cross-train science and management students to develop life science innovation across NYS.

The creator and lead writer of “The 1619 Project” delivered the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Keynote Address.

The changes that are coming to every aspect of medical education were spurred by the demands of Jacobs School student leaders.

UB-led research describes how a gene called Kdm6b helps motor neurons diversify into crucial subtypes.

An innovative chatbot is demonstrating how artificial intelligence applications can engage vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations.

UB professors debate the best path at the annual Life Raft Debate.

Four new public art projects will join Progress Pride Paths in the Contemplative Sites series.

PhD candidates inform people about the research they're doing in the 3MT competition.

The event is the first public project of the partnership between the Buffalo Jewish community and the College of Arts and Sciences.  

New York's senior senator promoted the bipartisan legislation during a visit to UBMD Pediatrics in the Conventus building on the Downtown Campus.

The Trial Innovation Network helps UB researchers conduct multicenter clinical trials in a better, faster and more cost-efficient manner.

Members of the UB community can provide feedback on the findings of the President's Advisory Council on Race at virtual sessions March 15-17.

Researchers say health professionals should improve access to evidence-based and patient-centered care to fight weight stigma and end diet culture.

The Graduate Research Empowering and Accelerating Talent awards support research and professional development, and supplements stipends.

Scientists say the company likely contributed to elevated pollution levels on some properties but the contamination was not systematic in areas around the site.

While many faculty and staff have received their primary vaccination series, plus a booster, many still need to provide proof to the university.