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Winter 2024/2025

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Alumna Profile

  • Election Insecurity
    1/10/25

    McCormick met with students during a voter registration drive on Founders Plaza outside Baldy Hall on Sept. 19. Later that evening, she served as a panelist with three UB political science professors during an alumni event in the Center for the Arts entitled Safeguarding Democracy.

UB in the Community

  • Life-Saving Response
    1/10/25

    Thanks to a grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation, more than 15,000 people have been trained in bystander CPR/AED use at area schools, professional sporting events, churches and in the community.

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UB Moments

A Lofty Celebration
1/14/25
The new home of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at UB celebrated a major construction milestone in 2016 as the final beam was hoisted on top of the eight-story structure in downtown Buffalo. The $375 million building was funded by private philanthropy and state support, including funding through NYSUNY 2020 legislation.
Autonomous Transportation
1/14/25
Olli, a self-driving electric shuttle, demonstrated its capabilities at the Fourth Annual Symposium on Transportation Informatics, a two-day conference on UB’s North Campus that brought together nationwide leaders in next-generation transportation technologies in 2018. 
Literary Giant
1/14/25
The University at Buffalo Libraries celebrated Bloomsday in June 2021 by unveiling a mural of renowned Irish author and poet James Joyce. 
Hope Floats
1/14/25
Every year, a team of UB engineering students does what appears impossible: races across a lake in a canoe made entirely of concrete. As members of UB’s American Society of Civil Engineers, a team of students takes part in the annual competition, going toe-to-toe against schools across the region. In April 2023, they won the regional competition for the first time in club history and later placed fifth at national level.  
The Art of Diversity
1/14/25
A floor-to-ceiling mural by Buffalo artist Julia Bottoms in the Jacobs School’s second floor atrium has a bigger purpose: to celebrate the diversity of the school and to demonstrate its role as a partner in the community. The figures in the mural are depictions of actual students and faculty. 
True Blue
1/14/25
Alumni, donors, family and friends converged on campus for a warm, sunny weekend in October to reconnect, to cheer for their UB Bulls and to celebrate the culmination of the historic Boldly Buffalo campaign.
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