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A new exhibition in the University Archives focuses on the first professional woman architect in the U.S.
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In this podcast, reference archivist Bill Offhaus speaks with Denise Wolfe, communications outreach officer for UB Libraries, about the 100th anniversary of Samuel P. Capen’s inauguration as the university’s first full-time chancellor. Bill and Denise discuss the ways in which Capen’s philosophy, initiatives and leadership have created a lasting legacy at UB.
A new exhibition in Special Collections, 420 Capen Hall, celebrates Buffalo-based architect Louise Blanchard Bethune, the first professional woman architect in the United States and the first woman elected to the American Institute of Architects.
A new exhibition, on the 3rd floor of Silverman Library, highlights events that have occurred both nationally and at UB to tell the story of Title IX.
A new exhibition, on the 3rd floor of Silverman Library, highlights the origins of one of Buffalo's most famous landmarks, the Richardson Olmsted Campus.