Campus News

Lockwood Library plaque.
  • 90-year legacy of Lockwood Library
    5/19/25

    On May 15, 1935, UB dedicated the original Lockwood Memorial Library — now known as Abbott Library — marking a pivotal moment in the university’s history.

  • Former UB athlete is inspiring Buffalo youth
    5/9/25

    Current GSE student Taji Johnson launched the Become a Bull mentoring program to show Buffalo youth that college is an attainable goal.

  • Why sustainability is good for business
    5/9/25

    Students in UB's Carbon Reduction Challenge propose plans for local businesses and organizations that are good for the planet — and the bottom line.

  • Opportunities 鈥� and challenges 鈥� for grads seeking jobs
    5/8/25

    Steven Simpson, director of UB’s Career Design Center, offers some perspective and advice for students heading into the job market.

  • Traveler Assist to aid UB travelers
    5/8/25

    The service offers 24/7 medical, mental health, security support and evacuation services for students, faculty and staff traveling on behalf of UB.

  • UB students receive Critical Language Scholarships
    5/7/25

    The prestigious award will allow both Anna Givens and Fiona Serrano to travel to Latvia to study Russian.

  • UB to create $34 million nursing simulation center
    5/6/25

    The center, funded by SUNY and UB, has been designated as SUNY’s first Nursing Simulation Center of Excellence.

  • UB architecture students showcase studies at The Assembly House
    5/5/25

    “Fragments: Then and Now” features work in plaster and wood at the former church that's now an art, design and construction studio.

  • Gresham lecturer urges audience to keep on playing
    5/2/25

    Colorado State 蜜桃传媒 researcher Shelly Lane says play is crucial for motor, social, cognitive and emotional development.

  • Workshop brings together science and art
    5/2/25

    Participants will use microplastics collected on campus to create pieces of art while exploring the environmental impact of plastic pollution.