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BUFFALO — A major donation of historic objects by the Graycliff Conservancy Board of Directors to the University at Buffalo Libraries will add to the university’s already extensive Frank Lloyd

A major donation of historic objects by the Graycliff Conservancy board of directors to the University at Buffalo Libraries will add to the universitys already extensive Frank Lloyd Wright collection, further establishing UB as the most comprehensive source in Western New York for research materials related to the celebrated architect and his creative process.

The University at Buffalo Libraries, home to the worlds largest and most comprehensive collection of materials by and related to author and poet James Joyce, has received $10 million in funding from New York state for the construction of the UB James Joyce Museum. The facility aims to attract a broad global audience to discover and experience the achievements of the renowned Irish author, widely recognized as the most influential literary figure of the 20th century.

BUFFALO — The University at Buffalo Libraries, home to the world’s largest and most comprehensive collection of materials by and related to author and poet James Joyce, has received $10

BUFFALO — The University at Buffalo Libraries, home to the world’s largest and most comprehensive collection of materials by and related to author and poet James Joyce, has received $10

Five of Irish America's most-revered writers will will turn the page on a new chapter for Irish artists in the U.S. when they take part in a panel ...

The exhibit is based on the book “Louise Blanchard Bethune: Every Woman Her Own Architect,” by Kelly Hayes McAlonie, the first biography to thoroughly explore Bethune’s life and accomplishments. Bethune, a women's fitness pioneer as well as a barrier-breaking professional, was the first woman in Buffalo to own a bicycle. A period bike similar to

Look at this sweet car with the Buffalo Bills zubaz print that one graphic artist in Western New York made. Imagine seeing someone drive down Transit Road through Lancaster or Amherst with this Tesla. Incredible.

The "East Side Garden Walk" takes place this weekend, where anyone can take a tour of flowers and plants community members have planted.

How do publishers know what authors need? Key issues that will be explored at the 44th SSP Annual Meeting in Chicago.