Making a positive impact

7/7/25

The school's social impact and community engagement have again been internationally recognized by the Positive Impact Rating for Business Schools.

Investing in the planet

6/26/25

The Shepsman Family Professorship will position UB at the forefront of research and innovation in the business of climate change.

Commencement

6/5/25

View archived live streams of this year's commencement ceremonies. Congratulations, graduates!

First-gen triumph

5/23/25

Hector Cedeno Herrera, BS ’25, was the first in his family to attend college and will be starting a career in corporate strategy this fall.

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News Releases

Teens explore the future of AI at UB experience
7/7/25
As artificial intelligence has transformed how we work and create, 23 tech-savvy teens from 14 local schools stepped into the future at the University at Buffalo’s inaugural “AI Experience at UB” program.
CEL graduates 38 emerging entrepreneurs
7/3/25
Thirty-eight entrepreneurs are now equipped to elevate their businesses after completing the M&T Bank Emerging Entrepreneurs program.
CEL graduates business leaders from Core program
7/1/25
Thirty-nine seasoned entrepreneurs are set to advance their businesses and significantly contribute to the local economy.
UB tax program earns national recognition from IRS
6/30/25
The award honors VITA partners who are progressive or successful in serving as a model to emulate.
Financial Times ranks UB’s MS in Finance among world’s best
6/23/25
The University at Buffalo School of Management is one of only six programs in the U.S. to be ranked.
UB School of Management moves up in Positive Impact Rating
6/18/25
The University at Buffalo School of Management’s social impact and community engagement continue to expand and have again been internationally recognized.
When auditors walk, clients pay
6/16/25
New research directly links auditor turnover to decline in audit quality and client services.
Middle and high school students invited to experience AI at UB
6/12/25
The free, two-day educational program will introduce students 13 and older to artificial intelligence through interactive projects, real-world experiments and ethical discussions.

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Fotak in Newsweek
July 4, 2025
Newsweek quoted Veljko Fotak, associate professor of finance, in an article about the suspected insider trading of a congressman who sold a Medicaid-related stock before voting for Trump’s tax bill, which impacts Medicaid.
Laing in Scripps News
June 26, 2025
Scripps News interviewed Scott Laing, clinical assistant professor of finance, for a story about tariff engineering, a legal way of modifying a product that is imported or exported in a way that changes the technical classification to avoid import duties.
Grijalva in Psychology Today
June 2, 2025
Psychology Today referenced a UB study by Emily Grijalva, associate professor of organization and human resources, which found that having a narcissist (someone with a grandiose sense of self-importance and poor empathy) on a team is damaging — to say nothing of having a leader who displays narcissistic traits.
Lindsey in Newsweek
May 30, 2025
Newsweek interviewed Charles Lindsey, associate professor of marketing, for a story about the 8.6 million New Yorkers who will receive inflation refund checks of up to $400 later this year, according to the new state budget.

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