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Why workaholics can’t switch off
9/10/25
New research reveals the evening ritual that boosts well-being — but not for everyone.
UB’s Beta Alpha Psi earns Platinum Chapter status two years in a row
9/10/25
The University at Buffalo School of Management’s Zeta Theta chapter continued its legacy of success at Beta Alpha Psi’s annual meeting.
Publicly available AI is reshaping how teams work
9/9/25
Researchers say after the release of ChatGPT, teams aren’t just people anymore.
Two School of Management alumni elected to UB Alumni Association
9/9/25
West Richter Jr., BS/MBA ’13, and Brendan P. Brady, BS/MBA ’02, were among 10 UB alumni elected to the UB Alumni Association, a group that represents the interests of more than 307,000 graduates around the world.
UB School of Management ranked in top 15 nationwide for MBA employment rate
9/5/25
The UB School of Management is again one of the best business schools in the nation, based on the percentage of its MBA grads who are employed within three months of graduation, according to U.S. News and World Report.
How to best support medical patients without homes
9/3/25
Study shows communication is key to improving care for unhoused people after hospitalization.
Media advisory: UB School of Management welcomes the Class of 2029 at on-campus party
8/20/25
With a new twist on a longstanding tradition, the University at Buffalo School of Management will welcome its largest-ever class of first-year and transfer undergraduate students to campus.
School of Management launches a one-of-a-kind immersive learning experience thanks to a generous gift from UB alumnus Abraham “Avi” Mirman
8/12/25
Operation Inspire will provide select students with an opportunity unlike any other — the chance to acquire a business.
UB semiconductor summit drives collaboration, economic opportunity
7/30/25
“Bridging the Gap” focused on building a stronger, more coordinated semiconductor ecosystem across NYS.
Rising inequality is making Americans less likely to support a higher minimum wage
7/22/25
Study finds showing people side-by-side comparisons of different societies can boost support for policies.