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UB's Research Institute on Addictions will continue its critical research training and professional development of addiction researchers with the support of another five-year, $2 million grant for training postdoctoral associates.

Thousands of UB students will don caps and gowns this week as families fly in from around the world to attend UB’s commencement celebrations.

Traditional interventions for new, low-income mothers of color often provide little relief from postpartum depression, according to a new study led by a University at Buffalo researcher.

Some 5,846 students are candidates to receive degrees during UB's commencement ceremonies from April 29 through May 21.

The event, sponsored by M&T Bank and UB groups, gives gamers a chance to showcase their skills.

Experts from Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International will be among presenters at the symposium at UB.

Social Work will use the funding to incorporate trauma-informed care into work with teens struggling with substance abuse.

Symposium explores Syrian refugee crisis and Buffalo's role in long-term solutions.

From refugee housing plans to help spur economic development on Buffalo’s East Side, to a health summit and a symposium, UB faculty and students are actively engaged in refugee efforts.

The companies expect to create 87 jobs and invest $1 million in the Buffalo Niagara region.

The Lighthouse Free Medical Clinic, run by UB medical students, is getting some important improvements this year.

Health care systems and providers need to understand the unique realities of military culture in order to work effectively with veterans and military families.