Cultural critic Roxane Gay, author of the New York Times bestselling collection of essays “Bad Feminist,” will speak at UB on April 5 in Alumni Arena as part of the university’s Distinguished Speakers Series.

A two-year, $700,000 grant will help researchers at the UB Research Institute on Addictions develop effective strategies to help prevent sexual assault on college campuses.

Device links wirelessly to a cellphone and helps with communication in very loud environments, sending warnings or notifying the wearer of incoming calls.

After extensive deliberation, UB will reduce its intercollegiate sports programs to 16, eliminating baseball, men's soccer, men's swimming and diving and women's rowing.

The Department of Theatre & Dance will present the classic musical April 28-30 & May 5-7 at the Center for the Arts.

The event brings together faith leaders, Muslim community representatives and journalists to how Muslims and others are represented in the media.

The UB School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, through a collaborative agreement with the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), has created an Opioid Prescriber Training Program to help licensed prescribers within the state meet educational requirements.

Nearly 400 nurses, physicians and other health care workers will attend the University at Buffalo School of Nursing’s 20th Annual Bullough Lecture to learn about the silent epidemic affecting the nation from pain and opioid addictions expert Peggy Compton.

A cast of 25 Department of Theatre & Dance students will perform April 7-9 at the Center for the Arts. Featuring the choreography of UB's dance faculty, invited guests and students.

Anne B. Curtis, MD, SUNY Distinguished Professor, has been awarded one of the highest honors that can be granted to internal medicine physicians.