UB Police Chief Kimberly Beaty is the recipient of the 2024 Law Enforcement Leadership Award from the National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers. The award was presented at the ...

The fully integrated, all-funds budgeting, planning and forecasting system is on line in time for this year’s Annual Resource ...

Students who live on-campus can request free safer sex supplies, including: internal and external condoms, dental dams, and personal lubricant. Supplies will be delivered to your on-campus mailbox in ...

Two UB studies are the first to longitudinally examine the appearance, disappearance or persistence of these lesions in disease progression in MS.

The Buffalo/WNY Chapter of the American Institute of Architects noted in particular the facility's sustainable design.

New York State residents enrolled in exclusively online academic programs will be charged the tuition rate for resident students. Non-residents enrolled in exclusively online academic programs will be ...

UB aspires to be a safe place for students, faculty and staff to work and live. As a member of the community, you can help ensure your own safety — and the safety of others — by being alert and aware.

Payment plan participants will not receive an eBill as long as the payment plan is active. Payments are automatically deducted from the designated bank or credit card account on the dates listed in ...

Searching for a career beyond the academy is a daunting task. After years (maybe even a decade) of working towards a degree of specialty within your field, you have undoubtedly developed expectations ...

Dr. Trevor Krabbenhoft joined UB in January 2018 as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences. His research is focused on how fish respond to environmental change, including ...

Award-winning journalist for CNN—Wolf Blitzer. Co-founder of the largest Chinese-language search engine—Li Yanhong (Robin Li). Co-founder and partner of Orangetheory Fitness—Ellen Latham. Superstar ...

UB's Educational Opportunity Center will receive nearly $2 million to expand a pre-apprenticeship program for construction trades.