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SUSTAINABILITY ACADEMY
UB's newest academy offers eco-minded students an opportunity to live and learn together at UB. Students will intern with environmental organizations and get a behind-the-scenes look at UB's operations.
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URBAN FOOD SYSTEM
Tyler Manley is one of three members on the five-member Massachusetts Avenue Project staff who majored or minored in philosophy. How did his UB degree prepare him for his job?
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STUDENT Q&A
Meet Maggie Murray, a Business Administration major and a member of the Undergraduate Academies. Maggie is working with students to start a campus garden.
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EAT YOUR VEGGIES
Today, the region grows only 38% of the fruits and vegetables we'd need to eat in order to follow USDA healthy-eating guidelines.
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INTERNATIONAL FOCUS
Domas, an international magazine on architecture, art and design, recently sat down with Architecture and Planning Dean Robert Shibley to investigate the process behind UB's Solar Strand.
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GREAT LAKES MONSTER
This summer three UB students participated in what organizers say is the first survey for plastic pollution within the open waters of the Great Lakes. Students researched the effects the materials have on the ecosystem.
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TOUR DE FARMS
A 30+ mile scenic bicycle tour of community gardens and local, urban and rural farms, designed to celebrate and highlight sustainable transportation and our connection to the local food system.
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