News Archive

Research Above the Clouds

Meteorology major’s internship landed her atop the summit of Mount Washington, “Home of the World’s Worst Weather.”

Restoring the Great Lakes

A 15-year-long monitoring program offers students and faculty the opportunity to take part in research to protect and improve the health of the Great Lakes.

Flying with NASA

Patricia Hutton spent her summer internship collecting data while aboard a NASA aircraft. 

“Passion Fuels Passion”

Buffalo-area meteorologist credits her professors for instilling the love of weather that is at the core of her success.

Launching into Graduate School

Undergraduate research experience paves the way for geology alum’s grad school success.

Put the Stone in Capstone

Undergraduate research experience paves the way for geology alum’s grad school success.

Golden Eagle Forecast Provides Customized Weather Reports for Athletics

Meteorology students use their skills to provide a unique advantage to athletic teams.

Geology Students Present Research in New Orleans

Five geology seniors from the Department of Earth Sciences presented their studies at American Geophysical Union (AGU) annual meeting in New Orleans, LA where they interacted with researchers and professionals from all over the world.

Two Science Alums Publish Paper With Professor on the Marcellus Shale

The trio of Reilly Blocho ’19, Dr. Richard Smith ’07, and Dr. Mark Noll (Professor of Geology), published a paper on the depositional environment and origin of organic matter in the Marcellus Shale.

A Day in the Life of a Teacher in Alaska

Alum Kyle Russell launched his career as a student teacher above the Arctic Circle, where he embraced the quirks of an Alaskan lifestyle.