UB IN THE NEWS
If there was ever a time that called for compassion in our shared spaces, it is now.

Civil rights expert Victoria Wolcott writes in the New York Daily News about the white woman in Central Park who called police on a black man for asking her to leash her dog.

UB IN THE NEWS
We need a shared community approach to this. We are all in this together.

Bruce Troen, a medical doctor and expert on aging, speaks to Heavy about the tragic toll that COVID-19 is taking on nursing homes, and how society needs to better care for vulnerable groups.

UB IN THE NEWS
The risk of getting the virus from the physical objects in the house is very low.

Infectious disease expert Thomas Russo speaks to NBC's Today about the relative safety of vacation rentals in light of COVID-19.

UB IN THE NEWS
Candidates for public office still rely heavily on campaign mailers as a key part of their get-out-the-vote efforts.

Political scientist Jacob Neiheisel talks to CNBC about how the U.S. Postal Service’s financial stress could affect upcoming elections.

UB IN THE NEWS
Reopening an incredibly diverse border of 5,500 miles is extremely complicated.

Kathryn Bryk Friedman, an expert on U.S./Canada relations, writes in The Hill about how to best reopen the border with our northern neighbor amid the pandemic.

Dave Hoekstra checking on the bee hives.
UB SNAPSHOT Springtime and the Bees Are Buzzin’

Biology professor David Hoekstra inspects the hives on North Campus, where all of UB’s bees have survived their first winter.

Points of Pride

Faces & Voices
Matthew.
“Instead of just telling students to think big, UB teaches us how by providing the experiences to do it.”

Matthew
Student

Faces & Voices
Hadar Borden.
“We’re looking to help our students gain an understanding of what it really means to launch your own startup.”

Hadar Borden
Blackstone LaunchPad at UB

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Alexandra.
“I’ve become my true self here through the complete support of faculty, advisers and best friends who believed in me.”

Alexandra
Student

Faces & Voices
Dante.
“At UB, there was always someone to help me pursue any new idea or project.”

Dante
BA/BS ’16

Faces & Voices
Xiuqian Mu.
“It’s very, very easy to collaborate with people here.”

Xiuqian Mu
Faculty, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

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Leslie.
“Here I’ve learned that just because something has never been done before doesn’t mean it is impossible.”

Leslie
BA ’18

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Olivia.
“I got to manage an entire satellite mission, which will be going into space!”

Olivia
BS ’19

Faces & Voices
Shimon.
“At UB, our undergraduates are doing work that has historically fallen to grad students, and they’re equal to the task.”

Jonathan Shimon
Faculty, College of Arts and Sciences

Faces & Voices
Leonard.
“UB is really diverse. I lived with Korean and Chinese students in my suite, and there were students from many different countries on every floor.”

Leonard
BS ’16

Faces & Voices
Eileen.
“UB’s culture helped me realize that my competition is not found in the classrooms I sit in or the campus I walk through but rather in every nook and cranny all over the world.”

Eileen
BA ’16

Faces & Voices
Jonathan.
“You can feel an academic presence throughout UB, even in the social spaces.”

Jonathan
Student

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