In the Media

Associate Professor Patricia Logan-Greene appeared on BTPM's What's Next podcast to discuss UB's Remembrance Conference and the public health crisis of firearm violence.

Associate Professor Yunju Nam and Regine Ndanga, MSW ’21, co-authored an op-ed in The Buffalo News about the importance of language access.

Mickey Sperlich and Noelle St. Vil, both associate professors, guest on the podcast hosted by four UB PhD students.

The Buffalo News published an opinion piece by Associate Professor Patricia Logan-Greene on the urgent need to protect children from firearm violence at home and in school.

A leading outlet for health care professionals reports on a new paper co-authored by Professor Nancy J. Smyth.

Former foster care children are eligible for Medicaid until age 26, but the enrollment process is burdensome, especially for those with disabilities, Associate Professor JoAnn S. Lee writes.

WKBW reports that the School of Social Work has received a U.S. Department of Education grant to launch a fellowship to bring more social workers into rural schools.

The largest English-language daily in Bangladesh shares an essay from "Intimacies of Violence," Associate Professor Nadine Shaanta Murshid's new book.