News Releases

All of the latest news about our university. (by topic)

AI-driven subscription models reshape retail landscape, new study finds
2/6/25
Retailers are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence and subscription-based models to enhance customer loyalty and drive growth.
Ophthalmic complications in patients on GLP-1 medications are concerning neuro-ophthalmologists
2/5/25
A small percentage of patients taking GLP-1 medications have experienced vision problems, but a direct causal link with the drugs has not been established, according to a recent paper.
In unity against gun violence, UB and MSU invite peer medical schools to join them at Remembrance Conference 2025
2/4/25
On June 6-8, faculty and students of the Jacobs School and the MSU College of Human Medicine will gather for at UB, the third time the schools are hosting this exchange.
Building trust in artificial intelligence
2/4/25
Study finds framing can boost employee confidence, but one big error can destroy it.
UB School of Management students offer free tax preparation services
2/4/25
Area residents and students are encouraged to take advantage of this tax preparation opportunity.
BioSCape, co-led by UB, shows how life on Earth can be measured from space
2/3/25
New studies show how 160 scientists mapped South Africa’s biodiversity using NASA aircraft and field work.
Seth Gilbertson appointed UB鈥檚 chief campus counsel
1/31/25
Gilbertson is a recognized leader in the field of higher education law with expertise in international programs, disability law and artificial intelligence.
Media Advisory: UB Dental School Hosts 鈥楪ive Kids A Smile鈥� Feb. 7
1/31/25
24^th annual event with SUNY Erie Dental Hygiene program part of Children’s Dental Health Month.
UB names Kathleen Heckman VP for university advancement
1/30/25
The UB alumna and longtime university staff member played a pivotal role in the success of the Boldly Buffalo campaign.
NEJM paper: After a concussion, active management is the most effective treatment
1/29/25
Active management after concussion is the best way for patients to recover and get back to school and work as quickly as possible, according to a paper published today in the New England Journal of Medicine.