University Statements

The following are official statements issued by the University at Buffalo.

UB to halt Facebook and Instagram advertising in July
7/1/20
UB and others call upon the social media company to take greater responsibility in addressing racism on its platforms.
UB statement on social media video of 2018 Spring Fest incident
6/4/20
The University at Buffalo and its police department are dedicated to providing a safe environment for all students, faculty, staff and visitors.
UB planning for the fall semester
5/21/20
The university anticipates sharing decisions next month regarding the 2020-2021 academic year.
UB statement on fraternity investigation
4/8/20
UB will conduct its own review of the circumstances, pursuant to the university’s Student Code of Conduct, that may have contributed to the tragic death of our student Sebastian Serafin-Bazan one year ago.
Jacobs School statement on early graduation of medical students
4/6/20
Governor’s Executive Order enables members of our Class of 2020 to volunteer to participate as new members of the WNY health care workforce.
UB community member tests positive for COVID-19
3/18/20
This is the first confirmed case among the UB community, and the individual is in mandatory isolation in their off-campus private residence.
UB releases statement about COVID-19 cases in Erie County
3/15/20
The first confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Erie County are not believed to be directly connected to the UB community.
UB statement on move to distance learning
3/11/20
With the governor’s guidance announced today, and in collaboration with SUNY leadership, UB will now move forward to implement its plans for distance learning beginning March 23.
UB statement on Bunsis report
3/10/20
Report contains several flaws, inaccuracies and inconsistencies that misrepresent and misinterpret UB’s budget.
UB study abroad students being recalled
3/4/20
Following the guidance of New York State Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and SUNY, UB has directed its students who are studying abroad in countries impacted by COVID-19 to return to the U.S.