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The front page of the Buffalo News reports on Gov. Cuomo's START-UP NY and its ties to UB
6/5/14
Cuomo announced to a standing-room-only gathering that the first eight companies with ties to UB have been chosen to be part of the program. President Tripathi is quoted.
UB gears up for Saturday's bowl game
12/16/13
WBFO reports the UB community is gearing up for the Bulls' appearance in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, and using the occasion to introduce the university to a national audience, and quotes Satish Tripathi.
Building begins for a new UB medical school and culture
10/15/13
The Buffalo News reports that, when finished, the eight-story, $375 million building will be a key component of a long-sought vision to bring hospitals, research and doctor-training facilities to one location, and quotes Satish Tripathi.
UB enrollment peaks at nearly 30K
9/13/13
Business First reports on a gathering of more than 1,000 UB alumni, students and friends, who celebrated UB's achievements over the past year and quotes Satish Tripathi.
NPR interviews UB president about Obama visit to campus
8/23/13
Tripathi called it a proud and historic occasion

Another record-breaking year for applications to UB
4/13/17
Applications for undergraduate admission at UB are up 7.5 percent over last year, and are expected to top 27,000 for the first time.
University at Buffalo statement on Gov. Cuomo鈥檚 Bio Life Sciences Initiative
4/9/17
“Gov. Cuomo’s Bio Life Sciences initiative will be a transformative program ensuring New York’s leadership and commitment to scientific research,” said UB President Satish K. Tripathi.
Abramovsky named dean of UB School of Law
3/27/17
She is an expert in commercial law, insurance law, regulation of financial entities and legal ethics.
UB officials are reviewing executive order
3/6/17
Guidance and support will be provided to members of the university community.
Statement from UB President Satish K. Tripathi regarding the executive order suspending entry to the U.S. by citizens of Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen
1/28/17
The University at Buffalo is assessing the executive order and is actively monitoring the order’s potential impact on UB students, faculty, staff and visiting scholars who are from countries cited in the order.