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Commentary from University at Buffalo faculty experts on breaking news and other events.

Economic sanctions are becoming one of military conflict鈥檚 biggest weapons, UB expert says
3/7/22
The sanctions are the best of all bad options, says in international political economy expert Elena McLean.
UB School of Management expert available to discuss Ukrainian website hacking
1/19/22
Expect to see a rise in similar cybersecurity attacks in the coming years, says Dominic Sellitto.
With omicron spreading, UB expert provides mask guidance
1/7/22
The best protection is afforded by N95/KN95/KF94 masks, says Tom Russo.
UB sports law expert sees possible SCOTUS challenge to baseball antitrust status
12/22/21
Given the makeup of the court, it will be interesting to see if MLB’s 100-year-old antitrust exemption survives, Helen "Nellie" Drew says.
NYC gas ban: University at Buffalo energy efficiency expert can discuss law, its implementation, and whether other cities will follow
12/20/21
Nicholas Rajkovich says many buildings are already being designed to be all electric because of climate or indoor air quality concerns.
Starbucks union: UB experts available to discuss vote, labor in Buffalo, including consequential 2019 vote at local cafe
12/9/21
Professors discuss labor history in Buffalo, the influence of a local café unionizing in 2019, and why some left-leaning companies oppose organized labor.
Holiday sales could see double digit growth over last year, UB expert says
11/23/21
Some aspects of holiday shopping have changed forever though, according to Charles Lindsey, associate professor of marketing.
Talkin鈥� turkey with a UB nutrition expert
11/22/21
What to know about counting calories on Thanksgiving, why in-bird stuffing is a big no-no, and why it’s OK to have seconds.
Buffalo as a 鈥榗limate refuge鈥�? Let鈥檚 start planning for it, UB expert says
11/8/21
UB’s Nicholas Rajkovich offers insight on Buffalo’s spotlight as a potential climate haven.
Expert: India Walton鈥檚 campaign called attention to Buffalo's uneven revival, energizing progressive politics
11/4/21
Media narratives have often focused on the city’s revitalization after decades of industrial decline, but that story hides many uncomfortable truths, says urban studies expert Henry-Louis Taylor Jr..

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