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New Buffalo Toy Library offers kids chance to sample different playthings
12/8/25
Nonprofit organization open to children throughout Western New York.
GSE faculty secure funding for groundbreaking research
12/2/25
In 2024 and 2025, GSE faculty have continued to advance innovative research by securing prestigious grant funding.
GSE students named 2025 Western New York Prosperity Fellows
11/25/25
Two students from UB GSE have been selected as recipients of the prestigious Prentice Family Foundation’s Western New York Prosperity Fellowship for 2025.
Using familial capital to widen pathways: GSE scholars publish study on social mobility programs
11/11/25
A recent publication by University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education scholars reframes how social mobility programs support low-income students of color.
GSE faculty, students honored as leaders in information science
11/4/25
Three members of the UB GSE community will be recognized for their leadership, scholarship and impact in the field of information science.
GSE researcher publishes book to help teachers bring Latinx histories to the forefront
10/28/25
Latinx stories remain difficult to access in curricula. A new book coedited by UB GSE researcher Tim Monreal aims to change that.
AI in the classroom: UB expert offers tips for thoughtful and ethical use
10/21/25
UB’s Ian Mette offers guidance to help families, teachers and administrators use AI thoughtfully and responsibly.
UB to honor GSE faculty, staff academic excellence
10/21/25
UB community members will gather Oct. 29 to celebrate faculty and staff achievements at the annual Academic Excellence Celebration.
October 2025: Rethinking school food systems: GSE scholar's new book explores transformative models for feeding students
10/16/25
It’s National School Lunch Week, and UB GSE's Sarah A. Robert shares how school meals can spark change in classrooms.
Abramovich named to inaugural class of SUNY AI for the Public Good Fellows
10/7/25
Sam Abramovich joins inaugural SUNY AI for the Public Good Fellows, advancing AI pedagogy and ethics across campuses.

New Buffalo Toy Library offers kids chance to sample different playthings
12/8/25
Nonprofit organization open to children throughout Western New York.
GSE faculty secure funding for groundbreaking research
12/2/25
In 2024 and 2025, GSE faculty have continued to advance innovative research by securing prestigious grant funding.
GSE students named 2025 Western New York Prosperity Fellows
11/25/25
Two students from UB GSE have been selected as recipients of the prestigious Prentice Family Foundation’s Western New York Prosperity Fellowship for 2025.
Using familial capital to widen pathways: GSE scholars publish study on social mobility programs
11/11/25
A recent publication by University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education scholars reframes how social mobility programs support low-income students of color.
GSE faculty, students honored as leaders in information science
11/4/25
Three members of the UB GSE community will be recognized for their leadership, scholarship and impact in the field of information science.
GSE researcher publishes book to help teachers bring Latinx histories to the forefront
10/28/25
Latinx stories remain difficult to access in curricula. A new book coedited by UB GSE researcher Tim Monreal aims to change that.
AI in the classroom: UB expert offers tips for thoughtful and ethical use
10/21/25
UB’s Ian Mette offers guidance to help families, teachers and administrators use AI thoughtfully and responsibly.
UB to honor GSE faculty, staff academic excellence
10/21/25
UB community members will gather Oct. 29 to celebrate faculty and staff achievements at the annual Academic Excellence Celebration.
October 2025: Rethinking school food systems: GSE scholar's new book explores transformative models for feeding students
10/16/25
It’s National School Lunch Week, and UB GSE's Sarah A. Robert shares how school meals can spark change in classrooms.
Abramovich named to inaugural class of SUNY AI for the Public Good Fellows
10/7/25
Sam Abramovich joins inaugural SUNY AI for the Public Good Fellows, advancing AI pedagogy and ethics across campuses.

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