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An article in the Buffalo News about a proposal that would allow SUNY colleges and universities to adopt yearly tuition hikes, varying by campus and based on needs and market conditions, quotes UB President Satish K. Tripathi.

The Buffalo News reports on the State of the University address by Satish Tripathi, and notes that UB was described as a university on the rise.

The UB Law School surpassed its fundraising goal of $30 million and Satish Tripathi tells WBFO-FM that this demonstrates the strong supoort for the school and UB more broadly.

Satish Tripathi tells the Buffalo News the Better Buffalo Fund has the potential to fund projects that will reinvigorate the most neglected areas of the city.

The Buffalo News reports on UB's new identity and brand strategy.

UB President Satish K. Tripathi today said he was disappointed that the New York State budget adopted by the state legislature does not include the governor’s proposal for a full extension of NYSUNY 2020.

UB will celebrate a major milestone in the construction of its downtown medical school on Tuesday, March 22.

Citing its significant role in keeping tuition affordable and providing additional resources to invest in students’ education, UB President Satish K. Tripathi today urged state lawmakers to extend the NYSUNY 2020 program.

The program and resource will serve UB’s approximate 30,000 students, regardless of major or experience.

UB President Satish K. Tripathi and several members of the UB community today pledged to help build a culture of inclusiveness and equity in the City of Buffalo.